The New York City Housing Authority collected its lowest share of rent payments on record in 2022, and as housing costs continue to soar, the agency faces a dire financial crisis
The build-to-rent market grew exponentially throughout the pandemic, but as demand cools amid fears of a 2023 recession, BTR developers are pulling back
For the past two years, rental costs have skyrocketed to new highs in popular metros across the U.S. Could a housing recession bring them back to earth?
Renters are still saving more than homeowners when it comes to monthly housing costs, but in some metro areas, the gap between rental prices and mortgage payments is shrinking
Sun Belt markets were red-hot during the mid-pandemic Great Migration, but as renters return to bigger metros, prices in these popular housing destinations are beginning to fall
Build-to-rent (BTR) communities offer renters the luxury of single-family residency without the added costs of homeownership, making them a desirable alternative for priced-out buyers
When it comes to functional design, build-to-rent (BTR) homes require a few key amenities and features that buyers won't find in most for-sale properties
