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Real estate experts in Tijuana are predicting a decrease in rental prices by 2025, attributing this trend to various economic factors. Chiw Unzón, a local real estate agent, highlighted the city's unique position near the border and its thriving maquiladora industry, which has significantly influenced the housing market.
Currently, Tijuana is experiencing a robust inventory of rental properties, providing tenants with more options and potentially driving prices down. The influx of large corporations and the city's dynamic economy contribute to a competitive rental market, which could lead to favorable conditions for renters in the coming years.
As the city continues to grow and evolve, the balance between supply and demand will play a crucial role in shaping the rental landscape. With many new developments on the horizon, Tijuana's rental market is poised for changes that could benefit residents and newcomers alike. The outlook suggests a shift that could make living in this vibrant city more accessible for many.
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