Displaced Los Angeles-area residents face spiking rents as authorities warn of price gouging
- Displaced Los Angeles-area residents face rising rents as demand surges after wildfires destroyed homes, with prices climbing hundreds to thousands of dollars monthly, according to real estate agents.
- An estimated 10,000 homes have been lost due to the wildfires, exacerbating an already tight housing market in Southern California, as stated by real estate agents.
- The restoration of the lost housing stock is expected to take three to five years due to various rebuilding challenges, according to real estate agents speaking to CNN.
- Renters looking for new housing are facing significant increases in rent, with some units seeing price hikes of 15% to 20% in just a week, as reported by Jeremiah Vancans.
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