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Fear of the unknown and the recession cause renters to put off moving

The Zumper State Of The American Renter Report shows that renters are hunkering in place until they have a better understanding of the market, and having trouble finding a home that suits their budget.

“Rent prices are nearly always a harbinger of other economic indicators. We’re seeing pandemic-era trends begin to unwind, and we expect that to accelerate—in nearly every sector of the economy—over the next six months or more, ” Zumper CEO Anthemos Georgiades said in the report.

There is a perception in Denver that the country is in a recession among renters

Survey results indicate that 76 percent of respondents think the country is in a recession, which is affecting their lifestyle choices and putting off moving.

  • New household formation is shrinking

  • Occupancy is down

  • Prices are beginning to level off or decline in many markets

Home ownership in Denver and surrounds is becoming unaffordable, impacts the rental market

“Priced-out” people in and around Denver have created pressure on the rental market-perhaps preventing rent prices from dropping more drastically, according to the survey.

“Markets that became accustomed to all-cash bidding wars and listings staying online for under a day are now seeing homes sit on the market for weeks or months. Today’s interest rates are driving even more people out of the home-buying process and chipping away at confidence in the idea that owning a home is part of the “American dream.”

Other highlights from the report

  • The new American dream is being untethered from homeownership, yet 36 percent of survey respondents say they spend more than 45 percent of their income on rent.

  • Money saving hacks; ditching coveted amenities saves hundreds per month etc.

  • Post-pandemic winners: Florida, NYC, Jersey City

  • Post-pandemic losers: Boise, Austin and Phoenix

  • New York City will end 2023 the reigning most expensive metro

Conclusion: What does 2023 look like?

“Given the amount of demand for rental homes (including from people priced out of buying a home), we don’t expect to test a new bottom of the market. Occupancy will continue falling, but it isn’t likely to fall below 94 percent (which is considered the bottom end of our industry’s normal range).

“As new household formation continues to shrink and consumers put off big moves until the economic picture is more clear, we do expect rents to decrease across much of the country for at least the first quarter of 2023. But, by around mid-year, consumer confidence will likely improve significantly, and renters will help drive the economy with more optimistic spending habits. By the end of 2023, we’ll potentially see the first “normal” season since 2019,” the report says.

“Our industry will certainly need to weather the upcoming storm but, overall, will do very well over 
 the next decade,” Georgiades said in the report.

Read the full report here.

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