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After years of rent hikes that felt relentless, some U.S. cities are finally seeing the pressure ease. New apartment buildings are opening with empty units, migration patterns are shifting, and local economies are cooling just enough to take the edge off monthly payments. The change is not uniform, and plenty of renters are still stretched. But in these nine cities, prices that once felt locked in are starting to move down, and that shift says a lot about what…..