I talked to someone last August who was claiming the vacancy rate in Cambridge was high relative to most other years. I can't imagine the market would have gotten stronger since.
If prices have gone down, it's quite possible that some landlords haven't gotten around to admitting this to themelves. If so, it's possible that the prices at which the properties that stay listed for long periods of time haven't gone down, which doesn't really prove much about the places that find renters more quickly.
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Date: 2009-04-02 02:21 am (UTC)If prices have gone down, it's quite possible that some landlords haven't gotten around to admitting this to themelves. If so, it's possible that the prices at which the properties that stay listed for long periods of time haven't gone down, which doesn't really prove much about the places that find renters more quickly.