The rental crisis is easing, according to a new survey, which shows that renters are benefiting from an increase in supply.

"That's exactly what had to happen," Ken H. Johnson, Ph.D., an economist in FAU's College of Business said in prepared remarks.

"The added supply appears to have come from delivery of units under construction, an increase in unit density and the conversion of many Airbnb-type units to long-term rentals."

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