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Houston Texas ~ The City of Houston spreads over three counties: Harris, Fort Bend and Montgomery. The city is the county seat of Harris County, located at the head of the Houston Ship Channel, linking to the Gulf of Mexico.

The Katrina effect
Renters in Houston can thank Hurricane Katrina for boosting their rents. Due in part to the influx of evacuees last fall, Houston’s apartment occupancy rate jumped almost 5% to 94%, and rents climbed 3% to an average of $692. Atlanta, Dallas, Birmingham Ala., and Nashville, Tenn. also reported gains as relocations from Katrina began setting down roots. A recent survey by the National Multi-Housing Council of large apartment owners showed that 42% had seen "modest" improvement in leasing as these new residents moved from hotels to apartments. While some of these new apartment residents could return home in the next year, analysts believe many will remain in their new homes."Probably somewhere around half of the people who spread out to new locations will end up staying in those locations".
The condo-conversion craze At 99%, Ft. Lauderdale had the highest occupancy rate in the country in 2005’s fourth quarter; its average rent climbed 11.6% to $1,104. It joins other cities like Chicago, San Diego, New York, Las Vegas and Miami, where a significant number of apartments are being converted to condominiums.

Rental  The three priciest rental markets in 2005's last quarter were in some of the tightest markets with the biggest hurdles for new construction. New York City leads the pack with an average monthly rent of $2,400. San Francisco and Los Angeles round out the top three with rents of $1573 and $1,421, respectively. The Occupancy rate for New York City was 97.1%; it was 96.4% for San Francisco and 97.8% for Los Angeles.