Even Amid Unemployment Concerns SFR Rates Increased

MReport February 16, 2021

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Despite elevated unemployment concerns last spring and summer, a report released Tuesday signals a full recovery for both the low- and high-priced rental tiers in the single-family rental market. December 2020 data indicated that national low-end rental prices rose 3.3%, compared to high-end price gains of 4.3% in December. Prices rose 3.8% year-over-year, up from a 2.9% year-over-year increase in December 2019 for higher-price tier rentals. That’s according …

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Ryan Lundquist July 3, 2018

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Home Price Recovery Lagging Among Lower Housing Tiers

By Tory Barringer Taking data from its monthly home price tracker, Black Knight Financial Services found in its latest report that while high-value properties in…

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SFR Rates Increased Amid Unemployment Concerns

MReport February 15, 2021

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How Single-Family Rentals Rose From the Financial Crisis

By Alison Rich After the financial crisis hobbled the housing industry back in 2008, the number of rented abodes skyrocketed. Today, that number continues to…

DS News April 20, 2018

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Single-Family Rentals Should be Part of Affordable Housing Strategy, Report Says

By Brian Honea SFR should be considered by policymakers as an integral part an affordable housing strategy because of volume, location, neighborhood impact, and affordability.…

MReport September 28, 2015

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