For a brief period, the Northeast's rental market stole the limelight, outshining other regions as the most competitive apartment market. Specifically, New Jersey took second spot, in large part because several of its cities attract workers for good jobs in tech, finance, health care and education.
But according to RentCafe's recent survey, which analyzed 137 markets in the U.S., Florida has regained that accolade due to its diverse, resilient economy and status of being the fastest-growing state in the country.
And why not? The state offers an appealing lifestyle with good weather (forget hurricanes for now), restaurants and recreational activities. All especially appeal to those moving from out of state, for jobs or because they can afford it.
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