Tag Archives: Rent

Investors are seeing that the single-family built-for-rent market has received attention as a means to add single-family inventory amid concerns over housing affordability and downpayment requirements in the for-sale market.

According to a new study, demand from millennials and older adults/retirees has destigmatized renting and has more people focusing on single-family rental's benefits.

In some of the hardest-hit states, including California and New York, city and county officials are placing restrictions on evictions and foreclosures.

Increases in single-family rents averaged 3% over the past year, which is more than double the rate of inflation over that same time period.

Most of the increase in rentals have been from high-income renters, but this growth is putting a strain on low- and middle-income renters. Here's why.

According to a new report, lower-priced rental homes saw some of the largest jumps in values. Here's why.

What has made the market for older renters and families expand in the past decade?

The funding includes a service which lets institutional investors build their own portfolios of single-family rental homes.

In The Week Ahead, find out if consumers are looking to buy or rent, get the latest home value data from Freddie Mac, and hear from Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida.

While rents have stabilized overall at the end of the decade, investors are eyeing low-end rentals with the highest growth.