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Research from real estate investment services firm Marcus & Millichap showed strong job growth among degreed professionals is fueling demand in an already robust apartment market.
The Salt Lake City metro area continues to register vacancy rates that are well below the national average despite relatively small quarterly increases generally triggered by an influx of development, the report says.
The lowest vacancy rate occurred in the Ogden/Weber County submarket registering at 3.1 percent overall, while the Orem/Lehi area registered the highest among the areas measured at 4.8 percent. The highest rents were found in the Downtown Salt Lake City-University submarket at $1,237, while the Ogden/Weber County area registered the lowest rents at $911 — the only locale to register below the $1,000 threshold.
Looking ahead, the report indicates that low vacancies should continue as demand for rental units start to outpace the supply of new construction available for occupancy.


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