Tag Archives: Rental

Already-low rental home inventory, relative to increased demand, drove the rental vacancy rate on one-unit homes down to 5.2%, which was the lowest one-unit rental vacancy rate since 1995.

Some groups note that the changes to the city's codes benefit homeowners only, leaving renters behind.

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.

Homeownership rates are improving, but many current apartment renters are still wishing to expand. In response, the single-family built-for-rent market has expanded to meet demand. 

New York City is considering changes to its property tax guidelines, but how which single-family property owners should be concerned?

Find out which cities are experiencing the highest SFR price growth, driven mainly by employment growth and short supply of homes.

The built-for-rent market currently makes up just 5% of homes built, but it is expanding rapidly. Here's why.

The 2020 Five Star Single-Family Rental Summit will equip attendees with the strategies and market intel they need to craft an effective SFR investment plan. Here’s how you can get involved.

The rental market stabilized as we approach the end of the decade, but what is the outlook on single-family rental investment going into 2020?

Built-for-rent volumes have slipped, but experts warn that high volumes of rentals may still be causing strain on the housing market.