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California’s Renter Majority Stays Cost-Burdened as Los Angeles Rent Growth Stalls at 0.2%

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A statewide snapshot compiled in Los Angeles counts more than 16 million California renters and finds nearly 42 percent struggling to afford rent, a strained demand base sitting beneath a Southern California apartment market where rent growth has stalled and vacancy is edging higher.

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