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Average Rental Housing Vacancy Rates Ranged from 2% to 28% in Q3 2009 across US Metropolitan Areas

Average rental housing vacancy rates ranged from 2% to 28% in the third quarter of 2009 across US metropolitan areas, according to estimates released by the US Bureau of the Census.

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In particular, according to Bureau of the Census estimates for the 75 largest metropolitan areas in the US, the rental housing vacancy rate ranged from 1.8% in Springfield, MA to 28.1% in Orlando, FL in the third quarter of 2009.

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Among the 75 markets, eight posted rental housing vacancy rates below 7% while another 19 posted an average rental housing vacancy rate between 7% and 10%. Furthermore, 33 markets registered vacancy rates between 10% and 15% while another twelve metropolitan rental housing markets posted vacancy rates between 15% and 20%. Finally, three markets registered average rental housing vacancy rates above 20%.

See the vacancy rates for the 20 rental housing markets with the lowest vacancy rates and the 20 markets with the highest vacancy rates as of Q3 as well as the exact URL for the spreadsheet with the estimates for all 75 markets at this page in our Members-Only section.

Comparing the Q3 2009 vacancy estimates with those of Q3 2008 we can see that 23 of the 75 markets posted year-over-year vacancy rate declines ranging between 0.3% and 8.5%. You can review a graph of these 23 markets and the respective year-over-year declines at this page in our Members-Only section.

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