Urban Institute: A Profile of Institutional Investor–Owned Single-Family Rental Properties
Urban Institute: A Profile of Institutional Investor–Owned Single-Family Rental Properties
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Fails in its Reporting on the Single-Family Rental Home Industry
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Fails in its Reporting on the Single-Family Rental Home Industry Over the past week, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution has published a series of articles on the single-family rental home industry that can only be understood as a quixotic and aimless attempt to villainize an industry that has been a critical part of Atlanta’s […]
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Ownership Isn’t The Problem, Scarcity Of Housing Is
Ownership Isn’t The Problem, Scarcity Of Housing Is
Census Data Show Individuals Continue to Own Largest Share of Single-Family Rental Homes
Washington, D.C. (January 18, 2023) – According to data released as part of the Census Bureau’s 2021 Rental Housing Finance Survey (RHFS), individual owners account for approximately 72.53% of all single-family rental homes in the United States, the largest share of any ownership group. The share of homes owned by individuals in the 2021 survey […]
NRHC Applauds Governor Kemp’s Call for More Housing
Washington, D.C. (January 13, 2023) – The National Rental Home Council (NRHC) commends Georgia Governor, Brian Kemp, for remarks this week calling for the state to increase the supply of affordable and workforce housing. In remarks delivered during an on-stage interview at the annual issues conference of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, Governor Kemp cited […]
NRHC response to HUD panel focused on single-family rental home providers – companies playing critical role to ensure Americans have access to quality, affordably-priced housing
Washington, DC (December 6, 2022) – In recent years, a refrain has emerged that attempts to hold providers of single-family rental homes responsible for all of the challenges confronting America’s housing market – from price appreciation, to competition, to rising rents, even to issues of community investment and economic impact. The latest example comes from […]
Khanna and Merkley Bills Restrict Access to Affordably-Priced Housing for Renters
December 5, 2022 – Recently-introduced legislative proposals by Rep. Ro Khanna and Sen. Jeff Merkley, targeting the legitimate ownership and development activities of America’s leading providers and builders of professionally-managed single-family rental homes, will instead reduce the availability of quality, affordably-priced housing for hundreds of thousands of renter households; disincentivize the building and development of […]