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Is there a chill in the air for Boston apartment rents?

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Is there a chill in the air for Boston apartment rents?

CNBC’s Diana Olick joins ‘Squawk Box’ to report on the signs that show the red hot rental market may be starting to cool despite strong demand.

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My Boston Apartment Thoughts

Nationally it appears that apartment rents have hit there high point, and a decline is underway. Locally, here in downtown Boston its too early to make such predictions. Historically, rents here there peak for September rental cycle, after which rents prices tamper off.

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