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uCribs Student Housing Rent Trends: West Region (May 2016)
By Colin Kish
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May Rental Highlights
Colorado State University: In April, CSU saw asking rents decline for three of the four unit types tracked: One bedroom units decreased $22, or 2.6%, two bedroom units decreased $21, or 1.9% and four bedroom units decreased $10, or 0.7%. Three bedroom units saw a slight increase of $3, or 0.2%.
San Diego State University: Asking rents at SDSU decreased for one, $14, and two bedroom, $33, units in April. Three bedroom units increased by $22, or 0.9% while four bedroom units remained unchanged from March.
University of Nevada-Las Vegas: UNLV asking rents remained relatively stable in April from March. One and three bedroom units saw a slight decrease in asking rents of $1. Two bedroom units asking rents increased $14, or 1.7% while four bedroom units increased $20, or 1.4%.
About The uCribs Rent Trend Report
The featured rental data on uCribs is gathered from a diverse range of sources and portfolio management platforms to provide credibility and accuracy within the student housing market. This unique blend of live information is recorded and mapped to college locations across the country. By utilizing data on various sized apartments, uCribs can accurately map rent trends across all college markets within the United States.
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