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Héctor Ríos Morales

Rent in large Florida cities is going down due to an oversupply of units

A "for rent" sign in front of a home in Miami, Florida (Credit: Joe Raedle/Via newsweek.com/Getty Images)

Residents in cities across Florida are seeing a decrease in rent due to an oversupply of apartment units, a contrast with what is happening elsewhere in the United States, where the rental market continues to rise.

Rent prices in general are now 30% higher than they were before the COVID-19 pandemic, and rents were unaffordable in 2022 for 22.4 million households, according to a recent report by the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University.

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