August 18, 2025SustainabilityOpen Access

A Preliminary Analysis of the Relationships Between Rising Temperatures and Residential Rental Rates in the USA

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Rising temperatures significantly increase residential rental rates in major U.S. cities, indicating growing housing pressures due to climate change.
In the Northeastern and Southern U.S., rental rates correlate positively with temperature fluctuations, highlighting regional vulnerabilities.
Analysis employs ordinary least squares and fixed-effects regressions across 50 metropolitan areas to determine these effects.
Findings support policies like rent stabilization and investment in green infrastructure to protect low-income renters from climate impacts.

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Ordinary least squares analysis finds rising temperatures increase rental rates in U.S. metropolitan areas, suggesting energy efficiency measures may alleviate costs for renters.

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Garvey et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af2d7ccf1dd9ea359e5ace https://doi.org/10.3390/su17167459

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Ordinary least squares analysis finds rising temperatures increase rental rates in U.S. metropolitan areas, suggesting energy efficiency measures may alleviate costs for renters.

A Preliminary Analysis of the Relationships Between Rising Temperatures and Residential Rental Rates in the USA

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A Preliminary Analysis of the Relationships Between Rising Temperatures and Residential Rental Rates in the USA

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