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For those who are not ready to buy a home, renting the American dream is the way to go.

The construction of new build-to-rent (BTR) homes hit a record in 2022

America has declared: Now is a terrible time to buy a house

New Oxford Economics Australia research finds that new BTR project commencements will surge to $10 billion in calendar year 2030

After years of surging home prices the construction of single-family homes built solely for renting is breaking records

It's early innings in a long game for the build-to-rent sector.

Institutional housing investors have been buying and developing more single-family homes than ever.

With interest rates rising the residential construction industry is again on the brink of l

For those looking for a home, the phrase “build-to-rent” pops up more and more.

Brad Hunter of Hunter Housing Economics sees blue skies for the sector despite recession fears.

Demand for BFR rentals is growing as home purchases dip, but success in the space is all about location, location, location

Top experts in the build-to-rent industry analyze current growth of these communities and the reasons behind the increasing demand in 2022

Build-to-rent typically produces smaller, more affordable homes that are in shortest supply

Build-to-rent ownership is usually larger in scale than the familiar single-family rental portfolio

Build-to-rent homes are being developed now to give additional housing options in a cooling real estate market.

The right operations can draw in higher income households.

The popularity of rental homes in the Austin area and elsewhere comes from a desire of residents to have a home that doesn’t require a mortg

Demographics favor a sector that is taking on a growing importance across the country as market forces push would-be buyers to rentals.