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Vacancy Report – Q2 2019

Vacancies are always at the forefront of any investors mind when it comes to property management. Each quarter, local property managers who are also members of NARPM (National Association of Property Management) contribute to and compile data collected for Ada and Canyon county in order to see the trending vacancy rates in our Treasure Valley. You can view the full report here, Q2 2019 Vacancy Report.

What is the purpose of a quarterly vacancy survey?

The purpose of this survey is to show vacancy and rental rate trends among single-family homes and multi-family units in Ada and Canyon County. Survey results are displayed by type (single or multi-family) & bedrooms (1-5) for the respective county.

How does this compare to last quarter vacancy rates?

The data collected indicates that the trends in Ada & Canyon county vacancy rates increased .5% from 3.4% in the first quarter of 2019 to 3.9% in the second quarter of 2019. Ada County went up 1.7% and Canyon County went up 1.0% this second quarter of the year. The slight increase in vacancies overall occurred in single-family dwellings in Ada County.

What do rents look like in the second quarter vacancy report?

Ada County single family marketed rental rates saw a increase of $25 per month per unit. Multi-family units in Ada County also increased by and average of $50 per month per unit in the first quarter of 2019. The overall marketed rent per unit increased $84 in Ada County making the average marketed rent rate $1450 per month.

In Canyon County rental rates were marketed at an increased overall rate of $92 putting the average at $1159. Single family homes had the largest increase in marketed monthly rents by $250 per unit and multi family units increased by $127 per unit. The substantial increase in single family rents is likely due to the lack of units that were reported vacant so there was a decrease in data to average.

If you want more information, have questions about this report or you want to learn more about how partnering with the right property manager can make a difference, click here. 

Q4 2018 Vacancy Report

The purpose of this survey is to show vacancy and rental rate trends among single-family homes and multi-family units (2-15) in Ada and Canyon County. Survey results are displayed by type (single or multi-family) and bedrooms (1-5) for the respective county.

Property status was surveyed as of December 31, 2018.

The survey participants are property management companies affiliated with the SW Idaho Chapter of NARPM and are considered to be the representative sample of the inventory of professionally managed rentals in Ada & Canyon County.

Access the full report Q4 2018 Vacancy Report.

Why Use a NARPM Member?

NARPM NARPM® property managers have heightened expertise and industry knowledge to assist them in doing the best possible job. They are real estate professionals who know first-hand the unique challenges of managing rental property in today’s constantly changing economic and legislative environment. And they know how to manage those challenges to everyone’s benefit. They can maximize rents and income for you; and they will manage the property efficiently, professionally and economically.