Rents in the Conejo Valley continue to rise, with over 50% of available rentals listed for more than $5,000/month, and only 139 homes and condos available for lease—a 10% drop from last month. The solution to high rents lies in increased construction, not rent control, but with California’s high building costs, relief may be slow to come.

California renters are spending over 35% of their income on rent, similar to homeowners’ mortgage payments. With rental supply at historic lows and high demand, prices continue to rise, challenging the concept of ‘affordable’ housing.

The Conejo Valley rental market remains tight with available rentals near all-time lows and demand pushing rents higher.

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Demand for rentals continues to outpace supply in the local market, resulting in higher rental prices. With only a limited number of affordable options available, the statistics highlight a growing need for additional Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) to accommodate the demand.

The rental market is tight with high demand and low supply, pushing rents up, as evidenced by only a few affordable options in the MLS, indicating a potential opportunity for investors in local real estate.

Maximizing ROI in Southern California's real estate market hinges on eight key strategies: adapt to local trends, thoroughly screen tenants, set strategic rent prices, maintain properties proactively, utilize technology, stay current on regulations, foster tenant relationships, and implement sustainability. These steps can significantly boost investment returns in the diverse SoCal property scene.