KEY INSIGHTS
- There is no single definition for single-family rental housing; the term is now used to refer to a range of suburban rental-housing options: from collections of scattered single-family parcels to low-density rental communities with on-site management and maintenance.
- Demographic trends, declining homeownership affordability and the increased adoption of flexible working arrangements will continue to support strong demand for suburban residential during the next decade.
- The dearth of suburban residential construction in the past decade, particularly for single-family residential. means national supply-side risks remain low for now.
- Major risks to the outlook are local supply constraints and construction trends, operating and capital expenditure uncertainties, regulatory environment shifts, and macroeconomic impacts on house prices.
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