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Sky-high prices and rising mortgage rates are pricing more would-be home buyers out of a dream-home.

Americans are canceling deals to buy homes at the highest rate since the start of the Covid pandemic.

BFR accounted for 26% of properties added to the portfolios of SFR providers in the fourth quarter, up from just 3% in Q3 2019.

This may be the new normal for the market.

Panelists call BTRs “starter homes” that are helping to fill the country’s overall housing gap.

A new report shows that having a mortgage is far more expensive than having a lease.

The B2R segment is white-hot right now, but what does a mature market for single-family rental communities look like?

A US House Subcommittee on Financial Services takes aim at investors' purchases of single-family homes.

As much as 80% of investment sales transactions above $2 million are double ended, and clients are paying the price.

Drops in lumber prices are a leading indicator, but developers see higher costs for drywall, steel, concrete.

A SFR player in Texas grows while basing prices on current rents in cash-only deals.

The single-family rental (SFR) sector has grown exponentially the past few years.

US home prices will likely fall in the most overvalued markets, projects Mark Zandi. But it will fall short of a crash.

Sales of existing homes in May dropped 3.4% to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 5.41 million units, according to the National Associ

New residential construction and the number of permits issued for building homes both fell in May.

Institutional players this year have sponsored 10 single-family rental securitization deals valued at nearly $8B

Current occupiers are predicted to remain renters for longer amid rising mortgage rates.

Builders have grown more pessimistic about the state of the housing market.

John Burns says it comes down to dollars and sense, with too much needed for homeownership.

The ‘Lumber Bubble’ May Have Just Burst

Climbing mortgage rates, coupled with already unaffordable housing will finally crack housing demand.

Most developers avoid building where rent controls are in place.

Investing in build-to-rent properties can be especially profitable because of long-term tenants and generational shifts.

As demand for single-family rental homes surges, big landlords are jumping into the homebuilding business to shore up falling supplies.