Facing a 4.7-million-unit shortage and a steady flow of people moving south, the U.S. housing market is offering build-to-rent investment opportunities in 2026. BBL Building Co. President Mark Lear ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — As central Ohio continues to experience a population boom, a new housing model is gaining traction: build-to-rent communities, offering a flexible and affordable option for residents ...

Build-to-rent properties offer everything from studio cottages and townhomes to detached, single-family homes, without the hassles or expenses of home maintenance. This is Perch Denton. Courtesy Perch ...

Affordability challenges, evolving demographics, and shifting internal migration are profoundly changing the U.S. housing market, impacting not only renters but investors, too. These winds of change ...

Build-to-rent communities, professionally managed developments of single-family homes or townhomes, are on the rise in Wilmington and statewide. The increase in demand for these communities is driven ...

Caitlin McGee does not work for, consult to, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article. This research was funded by a 2024 Policy Challenge ...

A rise in build-to-rent construction could mean good news for renters in certain large U.S. cities, even as rental rates nationwide continue to creep higher. The build-to-rent (BTR) sector reached a ...

River Oak at Fernwood Forest may be Martin County's first build-to-rent community. Build-to-rent homes have become an increasingly popular choice for families and investors. Renters at build-to-rent ...

A Build-to-Rent home available for rental in the Coastal Ridge community of Stillwell Avery Centre in Round Rock, Texas. BTR-SFR homes are increasingly appealing to the Millennial, Gen Z and Baby Boom ...

Build-to-rent is no longer an early-stage product. Six years ago, the industry was still hashing out the finer details on what to call itself. Dan Goldberg, president of the student housing and BTR ...

Build-to-rent housing is surging across North Carolina as demand grows among would-be buyers who can’t find single-family homes they can afford in a tight market. More than 12,398 new, single-family ...