As housing supply remains scarce, a new study from MarketWatch revealed there were 65% more homes listed for rent on Airbnb than listed for sale nationwide, while revenues per listing have dropped annually by nearly 50% in multiple cities nationwide.
Read More »Rents Slowly Returning to Pre-Pandemic Levels
Redfin reports the median U.S. asking rent fell 0.4% year-over-year to $1,937 in March 2023—the first annual decline since March 2020.
Read More »Top SFR Trends of the Past Decade
Visio Lending CEO Jeff Ball reflects on some of the top innovations the single-family rental marketplace has experienced in recent years, as well as what lies beyond.
Read More »How Short-Term Rentals Impact Home Inventory
A recent WalletHub study found that Hawaii was the state with the lowest effective tax rate at 0.27 percent, but that isn’t helping when it comes to maintaining an affordable housing stock in the Aloha State. Most of the country ...
Read More »Airbnb May Bring Unforeseen Consequences to Borrowers
Since Airbnb’s launch in 2008, the home-sharing service has grown to currently include more than 2 million listings in 191 countries. Because of this, some home builders are developing new plans with the home-sharing industry in mind but for lenders, Airbnb may bring more trouble than anticipated.
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