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The future of single-family homes for rent seems even brighter with more than 45,400 houses now under construction.

High inflation and high interest rates were hallmarks of the stagflation cycle that dragged down the economy a half-century ago.

An analyst with over 50 years of experience says this may happen to interest rates.

If you’re still worried about inflation, it’s probably safe to start relaxing.

Home prices keep going up, defying mortgage rates at 23-year highs and a housing market that hasn’t been this unaffordable since the 1980s.

there were a total of 37,679 U.S. properties with foreclosure filings in September 2023

Since the start of the pandemic, single-family median rents increased by $470, or 30%

Mortgage rates recently crossed back over 7%

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

The U.S. economy is strong and inflation higher than expected

Paying the monthly mortgage outpaces rent more than it has since before the financial crisis.

Small and midsize rural communities had some of the biggest increases in home prices in the first two years of the pandemic

Hodes Weill notes that the real estate debt market is adapting to the new reality.

The first installment of our outlook series presents insights on the dynamic single-family sector.

Industry experts acknowledge there are some mild similarities and share the nuances in their calculations.

New program to invest up to $500 million for single-family rentals

Well before the coronavirus pandemic, Americans were struggling to keep up with the cost of housing and inflation has made the problem worse

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

It could also lead to a prolonged period of elevated cap rates.