SAN DIEGO (KGTV) -- Rents are rising in San Diego, but the change isn’t just affecting those who live in the city, the price hike is taking its toll on everyone throughout the metro.
A new report from Apartment List found that, of the largest cities in the San Diego metro, all of them have seen prices increase.
In perhaps a moment of relief for renters, the report also found that rents remained flat over the last month, but have increased one percent year-over-year.
Even with the small increase, rents are far above the national average of $1,180. According to the report, the median rent for a two-bedroom apartment in San Diego is $2,020.
Data in the report shows that only three cities similar to San Diego top rent prices in America’s Finest City. The cities listed include San Francisco, New York and San Jose.
To read the full report, click here.
