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The asking rental prices for one- and two-bedroom homes in the Central Okanagan both dropped in March.
It marked the first time since last July that both figures fell in the same month.
The one-bedroom asking price, according to Castanet Classifieds data, fell more than $150 to $1,631 last month. That was the first decrease in the category since last November.
The two-bedroom mark, meanwhile, declined more than $120 and settled at $2,164. That was the category’s second straight decrease.
The prices were based on 68 one-bedroom listings and 80 two-bedrooms ads on Castanet Classifieds.
