Rental growth slowed significantly across the nation in the second half of 2022 and occupancy levels also took a step back. After a record breaking 2021 and start to 2022, transaction velocity slowed in the second half of 2022 as the cost of capital surged due to increases in the Federal Funds Rate. While fundamentals…read more
Rental growth continued to slow. While year-over-year rents are showing impressive high-single digit growth, the monthly numbers are flat to down. Operators have noted seasonality is back and expect a return to normal rent growth for 2023. Download the report: Single-Family Rental REIT Report 4Q22 For more information on the single-family sector, please reach…read more
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