According to a report released last week
by Trulia, the asking rent in Denver during August 2012 was up 9.9
percent from August 2011. Trulia listed Denver among the metros with the
largest increases in asking rents.
Colorado Springs
was also included in the report and, according to Trulia, asking rents
were up 6.9 percent in Colorado Springs.
Our own survey shows increases in rent also, although our data, which is based on actual rents collected via survey, shows smaller increases, year over year.
Trulia
also reported that asking prices for homes were also up in Colorado
Springs and Denver metro, with asking prices up year over year by 4.3
percent and 8.9 percent, respectively.
See our home price archive for more complete info.
Based
on asking rents and asking prices, this data shows some pretty large
increases. Actual prices and rents increased in other data, but, as expected, by
smaller amounts.
