Tag: single-family rental
Will Media Narrative Surrounding Homeownership Declines Embolden Already-Aggressive Built-for-Rent Developers?
November 18, 2021 by Alan Ratner
A Single-Family Buy-Versus-Rent Comparison Like Never Before
May 25, 2021 by Dennis McGill & Alan Ratner
Data Conflict With Single-Family Rental Bull Thesis
October 18, 2019 by Zelman & Associates
We have always been of the opinion that the type of housing demanded by consumers is heavily dependent on demographic circumstances and life events. In general, single-family housing skews to families and suburban living while multi-family ...
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Single-Family Built-to-Rent Likely Here to Stay
April 19, 2019 by Zelman & Associates
Every month, we track interest in built-to-rent construction, along with other acquisition channels, in our proprietary survey of single-family rental operators. Over the last year, interest in partnering with homebuilders on built-to-rent ...
Single-Family Rental Sector Enjoying Sweet Spot of Growth Amidst Tight Supply
March 08, 2019 by Zelman & Associates
Public REITs Invitation Homes (INVH) and American Homes 4 Rent (AMH) are the two largest single-family landlords in the country, owning almost 81,000 and 53,000 homes, respectively. While each company controls less than 1% of national single-family ...
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Homeownership Rises Again as Single-Family Living Taking Share
November 02, 2018 by Zelman & Associates
Over the last year, multi-family starts have accounted for 29% of all starts, close to the decade-to-date share at 31%. With this being notably higher than 20% in the 1990s and from 2000-09, clients often inquire as to whether we believe this ...
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Refuting Three Common Misperceptions of Wall Street Single-Family Landlords
September 21, 2018 by Zelman & Associates
In 2004, when homeownership was at an all-time high, there were over 11 million single-family rental households that provided shelter for over 32 million people. Although renting a home has always been a housing option, representing more than ...
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A Unique Look at How Single-Family Rental Tenants Differ from Owner Peers
July 14, 2017 by Zelman & Associates
As we have reported previously, there are approximately 16 million single-family rental homes across the country, accounting for almost 35% of all rental properties and clearly standing as a critical component of the housing supply chain. Looking ...
Single-Family Rentals Emerging from Apartment Shadows
June 30, 2017 by Zelman & Associates
Our proprietary survey of single-family rental owners and managers dispersed across the country suggested further fundamental improvement in May. Overall, single-family operators continued to experience strong renter demand and pricing power ...
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Single-Family Rent Growth Has Overtaken Apartments After Historically Lagging
May 05, 2017 by Zelman & Associates
In 2016, we estimate that there were roughly 44 million single-family and multi-family rental homes across the country, accounting for approximately 35% of total households. To track the professionally-managed portion of each market, Zelman ...
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