Rental properties in the meant metro areas have managed to say in a fixed location in terms of movement as reported by the many real estate companies and city’s the nation over. Development is also a bit slow, but as many city authorities report, some are faring better than others and they are battening down the hatches and hoping for the best. It seems the lucrative rental market has been managing to survive, barely, but still they are there to serve when needed. Rental rates however are a totally different matter, some have higher than regular rates while most have been forced to push them to ever lower levels just to get them occupied in spite of the rising maintenance costs.
Life is getting harder but folks are trying their best to adapt and go with the flow. The only good news is that most people are still quite optimistic that the coming in of the new President will herald a swift recovery. He may not have an overnight solution (many hoped he did) to the country’s ailing economy that spans all fronts but he’s trying to cram them on in as much he can for immediate attention. The government is shelling out trillions of dollars of reserve funds to bolster the economy, the effects of which may go either way, but for many the mere news of progress however little is good news enough to get then through the day.

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