Tag Archives: Single-Family Rental Market

Why have property managers in SFR securitizations been steadily increasing rents more for renewals than for new tenants for vacant properties over the past two years?

Investors who are looking to expand their footprint in the SFR space may want to look in one of the markets that has the highest cap rate. Where are those markets located?

The market share for single-family rental homes built for the express purpose of renting is falling. Why is the market for these homes growing?

A list of the markets that provide the greatest opportunities for investors who want to expand their footprint in the single-family rental space.

The North Carolina-based firm has that has traded more than $420 million in SFR assets in the last three years and closed more than $27 million in the beta phase of the new platform.

The single-family rental market experienced a banner year in 2015. Will the market be able to sustain that growth in the coming year?

While existing home sales experienced a major month-over-month decline in November above what was expected due to seasonality, the single-family rental market was alive and well during the month.

Strategic mergers, new data, and a growing platform supporting the growing single-family investment segment is what’s needed to play in the year 2016 and beyond. This select print feature originally appeared in the December 2015 issue of DS News magazine.

Institutional investors own only 2 percent of the nation's single-family rental homes.

The merger is expected to enhance the size of the largest publicly-traded single-family rental company, Agoura Hills, California-based American Homes 4 Rent, which prior to the merger owned approximately 38,000 SFR properties. The combined company is expected to own and manage more than 47,000 rental properties nationwide.