Industry Surveys
Gain Insight into Southern California Rental Housing with Industry Surveys
Southern California Rental Housing Association conducts annual surveys to gain a better understanding of the rental housing industry in Southern California.
The Vacancy and Rental Rate Survey
The Southern California Rental Housing Association conducts the Vacancy and Rental Rate Survey each year and publishes the results in June (Spring Survey) to provide a “snapshot” of industry conditions. As one of the oldest and most comprehensive surveys of its kind, we solicit responses from a range of property sizes, ages, and amenity levels to most closely reflect the variety of rental housing available to area residents.
If you are a current SCRHA member, you will need to login to your account to access the comprehensive survey. Non-Members will need to create a guest account to download their purchase.
2025 Vacancy & Rental Rate Survey
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Income / Expense IQ Powered by Partnership
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The latest Income/Expense IQ (I/E IQ) is here to provide you and your members with financial data from over 4,600 rental housing properties in over 100 markets nationwide.
This powerful income and expense analysis tool is brought to you by a partnership between the National Apartment Association, the Institute of Real Estate Management and Building Owners and Managers Association with technology provider, Lobby CRE, managing the data.
Using the I/E IQ’s secure and encrypted online, interactive dashboard, you and your members can make informed decisions about where to invest your time and resources. Compare your properties’ performances against others to make data-driven decisions for the year ahead. Save time, money and your bottom line.
Southern California Housing Providers Lost $3.8 Billion in Unpaid Rent Since the Start of Pandemic
Recent research by the Fermanian Business and Economic Institute at Point Loma Nazarene University highlights the financial losses suffered by regional housing providers and the steps they took to help residents stay in their homes. Missed rental payments impacted half of the landlords surveyed. Across units with sizable rental payment lapses, an average of five months of rent remains due, totaling approximately $5,000 per unit. Check out the survey here for more information on the impact of the pandemic on housing providers and recommendations in place to improve the process in the future.