"QUEEN CITY" COULD SOON RULE RENTAL REAL ESTATE CAROLE VANSICKLE ELLIS
Finally, with the Greater Cincinnati area adding jobs
steadily to the tune of nearly 20,000 last month
alone, the growing population will likely be in a
position to pay rising rents in a timely fashion. Zillow
aimed a spotlight on Greater Cincinnati recently
when it specified that these five areas, Dayton,
Groesbeck, Bridgetown, Fairfax, and Norwood,
would all likely see rental increases of more than 7.4
percent over the course of 2017. Increases like this
will certainly outpace inflation, the data giant’s
analysts noted.
The Numbers Game
Timing is Everything
According to Q3 reports, Cincinnati’s rental market is
Of course, with rental rates outpacing inflation, an
poised for takeoff in 2017. The city ranked fourth
investor also runs the risk of his or her rental rates
among metropolitan areas nationwide for projected
outpacing wage growth, an occurrence also
rent increases in the coming year, with only Seattle,
projected for th