A persistent lack of units to satisfy the growing demand for housing in Southern California will continue to drive rent increases throughout the region during the next two years, according to a USC study released Wednesday.
The 2025 Casden Real Estate Economics Forecast by researchers from the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate reported that vacancy rates remain low at around 5% in Los Angeles County and 4% in Orange County.
The Inland Empire remains Southern California’s most affordable rental market with vacancy at 6.4%…