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Mortgage Meltdown Keeps Renters Renting

Posted on 08/07/2007 07:12:29 | Link | Post Comment
National Multi Housing Council's July version of its quarterly survey of large apartment owners nationwide found ....

Question 5: How has the subprime mortgage meltdown and the subsequent tightening of mortgage credit for home buyers affected renters in the markets you are familiar with?
• 18%: Been a big decrease in the number of renters leaving to become homeowners.
• 37%: Been a small decrease in the number of renters leaving to become homeowners.
• 46%: No impact so far.

The survey also found ... "One quarter of respondents said that occupancy rates and/or rents rose during the first quarter of the year, but the majority (59 percent) reported no change."

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