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Bay Area market rental trends report

Bay Area market rental trends report
Bay Area market rental trends report
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Over the past 3-6 months, rental prices in San Francisco have experienced a modest increase, with average rents rising by approximately 2.6% year-over-year. This uptick can be attributed to a combination of factors, including a rebound in demand as the local economy continues to recover, along with a limited supply of available rental units. The current median rent for the region stands at $3,200, reflecting a slight decrease from earlier in 2024 but still above the pre-pandemic averages.

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Cupertino

Over the past 3-6 months, rental prices in Cupertino have experienced a slight decrease, with overall rents dropping by approximately 3-5%. This change can be attributed to a cooling off in the hyper-competitive rental market, as well as a seasonal shift in demand and the increasing availability of new units. Despite these fluctuations, the current median rent for the region remains high at approximately $3,701 per month, driven by Cupertino's proximity to Silicon Valley and its desirable living environment.

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Sunnyvale

Over the past 3-6 months, rental prices in Sunnyvale have seen a significant increase, with overall rents rising by approximately 3-5%. This surge is primarily driven by the area's strong demand, fueled by its proximity to Silicon Valley and a continued influx of tech professionals, combined with a limited housing supply. As a result, the current median rent for the region stands at around $3,200 per month, reflecting the competitive nature of the local rental market.

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Apartment listings

Below are some recent listing examples.

The Fillmore Center

  • Type: studio/1 bath

  • SF: 497

  • Cost: $2,322 

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L Seven

  • Type: 1 bed/1 bath
  • SF: 564 sq ft
  • Cost: $2,925
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Windsor at Dogpatch

  • Type: 2 bed/2 bath
  • SF: 942
  • Cost: $3,780
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Sunnyvale

Cherryhill

  • Type: 3 bed/2 bath
  • SF:1088 sq ft
  • Cost: $4,200 
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Spruce

  • Type: Studio/1 bath
  • SF: 416 sqft
  • Cost: $2,577 
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Cupertino

Glenbrook Apartments

  • Type: 1 bed/1 bath
  • SF: 600
  • Cost: $2,945 
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The Hamptons

  • Type: 2 bed/2 bath
  • SF: 978
  • Cost: $3,875
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(Data sourced from Apartments.com)

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