As the weather warms, we expect rents to increase. We also expect the pace of rent growth to accelerate. According to recently released data from Apartment List, the Seattle area delivered on one set of expectations in April. The other, not so much.
Rents across the metro increased in April. And we’re not talking about the handful of usual pricey suspects skewing the average. Each of the 20 cities and suburbs Apartment List tracked in its latest report posted month-over-month increases.
But even as rents went up, the pace of growth in many of the metro’s towns, suburbs, and cities slowed. Take Seattle; citywide rents were up 0.6 percent
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