What’s In Store For The UK's Build-To-Rent Sector? Learn More At Bisnow’s 11 and 12 June Conference

Attendees at Bisnow’s sixth annual Build-To-Rent Annual Conference on 11 and 12 June can learn more about navigating market challenges and attracting tenants.

Build-To-Rent Communities Are On The Rise. How Can The Right Internet Provider Help Developers Stand Out?

Build-to-rent communities are rising across the country and developers need to find ways to stand out from the rest. Could an internet provider be the answer?

JPMorgan Launches Build-To-Rent Business Focused On Southeast U.S.

The investment giant is partnering with Georgia Capital and Paran homes to launch a new development firm with two planned projects around Atlanta and Nashville.

Senate Passes Housing Bill That Threatens To 'Shut Down' Build-To-Rent Industry

The bill still needs support from the House before heading to the president's desk.

The Senate Housing Bill Still Isn't Law, But It Has Already Paralyzed The Build-To-Rent Market

Industry groups panicked about BTR rules inserted into the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, and now the risk of those rules becoming law has frozen the market.

Build-To-Rent Homes Are On The Rise In The South: What Developers Need To Know

BBL Building Co.'s president and director of Southeast discuss benefits and considerations for developers of build-to-rent homes in the South.

Build-To-Rent Grows As Trump Increases Scrutiny On Single-Family Rentals

Build-to-rent is emerging as a core residential strategy, attracting institutional capital as operators balance scale, returns and regulatory scrutiny.

Pension Fund Capital Backs £350M Build-To-Rent Plan For Former Lambeth NHS Site

Legal & General, PGGM and Nest have acquired a former NHS site in Lambeth with plans to develop a £350M BTR-led mixed-use scheme.

Vote! Vote! Vote! Which U.K. Build-To-Rent Scheme Has The Best Amenities?

What rental apartment building has the best amenities in the U.K.?

DFW Build-To-Rent Absorption Surges As National Market Slows

Dallas-Fort Worth's 2025 build-to-rent absorption numbers increased 30% year-over-year, and vacancy dropped 70 basis points.