We’ve seen over the past year a noticeable slowdown, and in some areas, a decline, in rental prices.

It’s a classic push and pull. When rents drop, affordability improves and demand picks up.

As more consumers re-enter the market, available inventory tightens, which eventually puts upward pressure on prices again.

That cycle is the nature of a free market. Prices adjust based on supply and demand, rarely staying too low or too high for long. The key is timing, what feels like relief today can shift back to pressure tomorrow as the market rebalances.

Realtor.com is showing active listing s are up 6% in April and 4.5% year over year. It’s spring and buyers and sellers are on the move.

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