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Report: Low Vacancy Rates Lead to Increased Rental Rates in San Diego’s Multifamily Market

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By Catherine Sweeney Demand for space in San Diego’s multifamily market has tightened, causing lower vacancy rates and higher rental rates, according to a recent report from Kidder Mathews.  “San Diego continues to be under-supplied with new multi-family units given the high demand.  There was genuine concern that rents would decrease due to a potential […]

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