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Boulder and Broomfield apartment markets post rent and vacancy decrease
Publish date
08/03/2010
Source
Boulder Daily Camera
Main Category
Apartments
Article Summary
Vacancy for apartments units in the Boulder/Broomfield area stood at 4.9% in the 2nd quarter of 2010, according to a report conducted on behalf of the Colorado Division of Housing by Gordon Von Stroh of the University of Denver. Of the markets in the measure, the 4.2% vacancy rate for the university area was the lowest, while the other areas of the market averaged 6.9%. The average monthly rental rate for the period increased $50.52 from the year-ago measure to post $995.07.
