Four major California cities were the most expensive areas in the nation for small multifamily rentals, reflecting the state’s ongoing affordability crisis.






Four major California cities were the most expensive areas in the nation for small multifamily rentals, reflecting the state’s ongoing affordability crisis.
Small multifamily rent growth is fueled by the asset class’ proximity to job centers, larger unit sizes and relative affordability to other rental property types.
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