The concept of building homes specifically for renting is not new, but its popularity is—especially as South Florida consumers wrestle with spiking home prices.
This asset class has stormed the market at precisely the right time, after the COVID-19 pandemic sent much of the workforce home and a housing shortage, coupled with rising inflation, took buying off the table for many.
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