According to the latest Cotality (formerly CoreLogic) Single-Family Rent Index (SFRI), U.S. single-family home rental prices increased 2.9% year over year in April, 2025. Single-family rent prices in April were up 0.8% from March. In addition, breaking it down, rent for detached units grew by 2.4%, and attached rental rates rose 2.7%.
“Annual single-family rent growth mostly moved sideways in April, increasing by 2.9% year over year for the second consecutive month. Rents increased the most in the Northeast, Midwest, and Mid-Atlantic. They increased the least in the South, which is a similar pattern to home price growth. This could be an indication that the limited supply of for-sale homes, which is pushing up for-sale prices, is spilling over into the rental market as would-be buyers remain renters,” Said Cotality senior principal economist Molly Boesel.
