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[Rent Report] Prices Move Upward Again
Last month our prediction was, “look for near-term apartment rental prices to trudge upward,” and our June median rental stats affirm this trend as one-bedroom prices moved upward 1.34 percent while two-bedroom units rose 1.23…
[Rent Report] May Rent Prices on the Rise
Last month we said, “In our view, loads of stimulus money and a quickly recovering economy equal inflation danger, and that alone will put upward pressure on one- and two-bedroom rental prices,” and that’s exactly…
[Rent Report] April Rent Prices Decline Slightly
National median one- and two-bedroom apartment rent prices both declined in April as one-bedroom units lost 0.27 percent to a median $1,121 while two-bedroom spaces fell 0.29 percent to $1,378. Tight ranges were observed in…
[Rent Report] March Rent Prices Fall Slightly
National median one-bedroom apartment rents actually fell 0.09 percent in March to a median $1,123 and two-bedroom units gained a tiny 0.22 percent to a median $1,385 No city moved more than 9 percent in…
[Rent Report] February Rent Prices Show Unimpressive Gains
National median one- and two-bedroom apartment rent prices rose slowly in February as one-bedroom units gained a paltry 0.09 percent to a median $1,124 while two-bedroom spaces rose 0.65 percent to $1,391. No city moved…
America’s 2020 Rental Market in Review: Did Renters Pay More During Pandemic?
Follow @rentableapts Most Americans will be happy to have 2020 behind them as a tumultuous election and a simultaneous pandemic resulted in an uncertain and worrisome period fraught with dire economic predictions, worst-case health scenarios,…
Rentable \ ˈRen-tə-bəl \ The Future of Rentals
Today we’re proud to announce that we have a new name: Rentable. When we adopted ‘ABODO’ as our name in 2013, we were a team of three college grads, hopelessly unaware of what Adobo sauce…
[Rent Report] December Rent Prices On The Rise
National median one- and two-bedroom apartment rent prices rose more significantly in December as one-bedrooms gained 0.55 percent to end the year with a 3.04 percent gain, and two bedrooms tacked on 0.89 percent to…
FOR PROPERTY PROS
8 Items to Invest in to Boost the Appeal of Your Rental Property
In an ideal world, all tenants would be friendly, kindly people who take immense care of the property they’ve rented. In real life, though, attracting the attention of quality renters is often a challenge. To…
Ways to Improve Your Rental Value with Solar Panels
Those who have a property to rent often look for smart ways to increase their gain from it. Nowadays, many people do this with environmental issues in mind, meaning that they’ll invest in such a…
Budgeting Tips for Rental Property Management in 2021
Having a nest egg is a practical idea no matter your age, career choice or future plans – even if you don’t have a particular goal in mind, you never know when you’ll need that…
4 Tips to Grow Your Property Management Business
According to recent data, over 44 million households in the United States are occupied by renters – that’s nearly 40% of the population. This number has been growing steadily over the past 50 years and…
9 Low-Budget Ways to Upgrade Your Kitchen
We often refer to the kitchen as the heart of the home, and that’s no surprise. For families big and small alike, it’s the meeting point on busy mornings and the place to connect after…
These 5 Home Features Will Boost Your Property’s Rental Value
In the age of COVID-19, media rooms and party basements are on the out as sought-after home features. To attract tenants, owners of rental properties must adjust to changed priorities. The pandemic has fundamentally altered…
Keys to Increasing Your Rental Value in 2020
Many people want to know how to increase their properties’ rental rates as most are usually frustrated with the low rental rates that they’re seeing, and are wondering what they can do to raise them…
Can You Rent Out Foreclosure Properties?
If you are looking to rent out a foreclosed property, there are many considerations that you need to think about. In order for you to be able to get the best value for your investment,…
FOR RENTERS
How to Decorate a Rented Apartment on a Budget
Living in a rented apartment is a necessity for most people, but there are a lot of advantages to this step as well. You can decorate the space as you see fit, and live within…
Bedroom Design Essentials: From Constricting to Cozy
Small bedrooms often appear to be rather a nightmare than a pleasant and cozy nook you can relax in. How can you possibly fit in both the bed and adequate storage space while still managing…
8 Tips to Feel at Home in Your Rental in 2021
When moving from rental to rental, you can often find yourself feeling a bit at sea and never truly at home anywhere. However, with just a few clever decorating and organizing tips, you can fashion…
What to Know About Home Depot Truck Rentals
Are you considering renting a Home Depot moving truck rather than using professional movers? When your moving day approaches, you will be faced with a crucial decision. Quite often, moving from one apartment to another…
How Much Square Footage Do You (Really) Need?
When you’re looking for a new place to stay, there are many questions and concerns during the process. Whether you want an average square foot house or apartment to rent or buy, or are looking…
8 Upgrades that Will Make Any Rental More Comfortable
When you’re renting an apartment, the space can often feel sterile and foreign. It can even be rather uncomfortable. Some renters simply don’t invest enough in the decor and comfort of their space, and after…
Why Do You Need Renters Insurance in 2021?
You might be asking yourself, why do I need renters insurance? You’ll require renters insurance when you’re renting a home or apartment and want to cover your personal belongings or personal property. However, in most…
Will Breaking a Lease Kill Your Credit Score?
When renting an apartment or home, you often sign a lease agreement with the homeowner or the property manager. Signing a lease agreement obligates you to pay a specific amount of rent for a certain…