Area's rents up 4.2% in one year
Analysts cite higher demand amid surge in home foreclosures
Rents in the Boston area spiked 4.2 percent over the past year, the biggest increase in seven years, while rising foreclosures and a slumping housing market pushed more people into apartment living. (Full article: 478 words)
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