
Forbes magazine calculated the best renters' markets by starting with rental pricing data from real estate investment firm Marcus & Millichap. From there it calculated capitalization rates – the percent of a property's value acquired in yearly rent. The higher the cap rate, the more lucrative it is for investors. The lower the cap rate, the less a renter has to pay to rent a more valuable property.
Next, using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it calculated how much of a resident's salary goes into rent. Finally, cities were ranked on the relative tightening or loosening of vacancies in the rental sector based on data from the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®.
Here are the cities that Forbes concluded are the top 10 renters’ markets:
Atlanta
Denver
Phoenix
Las Vegas
Tampa, Fla.
Houston
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Sacramento, Calif.
Dallas
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