Single-Family Rental Homes
A New Economic Model for Community Development
Developers are cashing in on the growing demand for single-family rental homes across the country. Download our paper and learn how you can capitalize on the excellent opportunity this trending economic model presents for developers.
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The greatest population growth by age over the next 10 years are those in their 30s and 40s, including the dominant Millennial cohort, currently ranging in age from about 25-40.
To answer the growing demand, multi-family developments are turning to single-family homes purpose-built for rental.
For developers, the benefits of the single-family model go beyond growing demand.
These units often command premium rental values and can provide cash flow even during construction.
Here's What's Inside
Over the past 15 years, homeownership rates fell — dramatically. While ownership is on the rise again, it’s well below the record highs of the mid-aughts. Even though homeownership decreased, the commonplace desire to live in a house did not. Instead, it actually led to one of the hottest and most intriguing new trends in housing development: single-family rental housing.
Download our paper and discover how developers can capitalize on single-family rental homes that have become the new economic model of choice for single-family communities.