Rental market snapshot for Royal Ridge, San Antonio
Royal Ridge rental market summary
The rental market in Royal Ridge, Texas is showing signs of growth. In July 2023, there were 22 new listings, a 6.2% increase from the previous month. This is a positive sign for the rental market in Royal Ridge, as it indicates that more people are looking to rent in the area.
The median rent in Royal Ridge has also increased significantly over the past year. In July 2023, the median rent was $1,740, a 10.5% increase from the same time last year. This is a positive sign for landlords in the area, as it indicates that demand for rental properties is increasing. With more people looking to rent in Royal Ridge, landlords can expect to see higher rental prices in the coming months.
Median rent for all residential properties in Royal Ridge
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The most expensive listings and top trending buildings in Royal Ridge
Most Expensive Listings
Address | Rent Price | Bed / Bath |
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10907 Antares Frst | $2,385 | 3 / 2.5 |
6419 Ithaca Forest | $1,805 | 3 / 2.0 |
6419 Ithaca Frst | $1,740 | 3 / 2.0 |
10826 Indigo Crk | $1,675 | 3 / 2.0 |
Top Trending Buildings
building name | avg rent price |
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Zillow | $659 |
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Bedroom Breakdown in Royal Ridge
Royal Ridge neighborhood apartments rents
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The rental market for 1-bedroom apartments in Royal Ridge, Texas is relatively stable. In May 2022, there were two new 1-bedroom listings, and the median rent for 1-bedroom apartments remained the same as in April 2022 at $659. This indicates that the rental market for 1-bedroom apartments in Royal Ridge is not experiencing any significant changes in rent prices, and is likely to remain steady in the near future.
The rental market for 2-bedroom apartments in Royal Ridge, Texas is relatively stable. In May 2022, there was only one new listing, and the median rent remained the same as the previous month at $949. This indicates that the rental market is not experiencing any significant changes in terms of pricing or availability.