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Regional Rental Market Analysis Statistics

Graphs and charts from MPC's Regional Rental Market Analysis.

CHANGE IN RENT BY LOCATION , 1998 - 99

Overall Regional Rent Increase is 3.6%.

Source: UIC Rental Market Survey, 1999.
Cook refers to all of Cook County excluding Chicago.

ESTIMATES OF TOTAL AND OCCUPIED RENTAL UNITS BY LOCATION

Source: UIC, 1999. Includes single family and multifamily private units.

COMPARISONS OF POPULATION AND RENTAL UNITS, 1999

Source: UIC Rental Market Survey

PERCENTAGE OF INCOME DEVOTED TO RENTAL COSTS BY LOCATION

*Includes Kendall, Grundy, Kane, Lake, Will and McHenry Counties

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