How Fast Will Your Rent Go Up?

Rents are projected to rise an average of 5.0% per year for the next ten years. If this prediction comes true, don’t be surprised that–

–Those currently paying $1,000 per month in rent will be paying $1,276 in five short years; and
–Your rent could go up approximately 65% in just ten years.

Did you know rents generally rise as much as five times as fast as
mortgage payments?

Many renters do not understand that mortgage payments do not rise as quickly as rents. This is because only a small portion of the mortgage payment, real estate taxes and insurance, is subject to inflationary pressures. The majority of the payment, principal and interest, can be fixed for up to 30 years. Assuming an 5.0% rate of housing inflation–

Mortgage Payment* Rent
Year 1 – $1,000 $1,000
Year 2 – $1,010 $1,050
Year 5 – $1,055 $1,276
Year 10 – $1,130 $1,650

*this analysis does not even take into consideration the fact that the mortgage payment is tax deductible and rent is not!

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