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Bay Area Second-Tier Markets Show the Highest Rent Growth

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By Jacob Bourne Zumper’s April 2017 San Francisco Bay Area Metro Report, which analyzed rent growth over the past year for 30 of the region’s cities, showed the steepest rental rate gains in the secondary markets of South San Francisco, Petaluma, Hayward, San Leandro, Concord, Santa Rosa and Vallejo. The biggest increases were in South […]

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