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U.S. homebuilders are feeling pessimistic about their business for the first time in seven months

There are two product types that are gaining share within the built-for-rent single-family

Across private capital strategies fundraising in 2023 tracked well behind the same period in 2022 in terms of funds and total capital raised

Austin has been one of the cities at the forefront of the build-to-rent trend

Institutional homebuyers are falling out of love with the U.S. housing market. That'll change quickly if interest rates fall.

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

Is the sector benefitting from prohibitive housing costs or offering would-be buyers an alternative?

America is in the middle of a housing crisis

Mortgage rates recently crossed back over 7%

Despite rising mortgage rates, buyers are finding little relief in home prices because of the massive shortage of supply

In North Carolina, and many other states, the primary challenge facing the housing markets is simple: supply.

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

Not only are institutional investors buying fewer homes, some are reducing their overall single-family portfolios.

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

Atlanta’s build-to-rent industry is steadily expanding, and doesn’t show signs of stopping anytime soon

There is large appetite in the marketplace to acquire rental product

There are only four U.S. metros where the majority of properties are cheaper to buy than rent.

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

We take a look at where to find those markets with rising rents.