Single-Family Rent Growth Slows Down Nationwide as Build-to-Rent Units Flood the Market
Summary
Rent growth in single-family homes is slowing down due to an increase in supply, especially from built-to-rent (BTR) communities. Hosts should be aware of this shift and consider the potential impact on their occupancy and rent strategies as BTR communities may offer more amenities and potentially attract renters over traditional rental units.
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