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Rents rise when vacancy is low and stabilise when vacancy is high, which makes the vacancy rate the housing metric that actually predicts prices.

Drawn from what Daniel Herriges said

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housing What a place to live costs and why: how much gets built, zoning, and who is blamed for the price.

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  1. Daniel Herriges

    Urban planner, co-author with Charles Marohn of Escaping…

    Empirical data drawn from many different regions clearly shows that, on a metropolitan scale, rents tend to rise when vacancy rates are low and stabilize when vacancy rates are high.

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