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Rental housing economist Jay Parsons talks all things rental housing demographics with the man who literally wrote the book on housing demographics, Chris Porter of John Burns Research & Consulting. Jay and Chris share the latest data on household formation, population by age, migration, incomes, renter preferences — and then tie back how these data points impact the trajectory of the apartment and single-family rental markets. Chris also looks back at the book he co-authored nearly a decade ago, Big Shifts Ahead, and shared what he got right (the boom of the suburbs) and what he got wrong (homeownership went up, not down) — and why. They also talk about demographics differ between apartments, SFR and BTR. Additionally, Jay breaks down the latest headlines impacting rental housing, including a new FTC inquiry into single-family rentals.
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Rental housing economist Jay Parsons talks all things rental housing demographics with the man who literally wrote the book on housing demographics, Chris Porter of John Burns Research & Consulting. Jay and Chris share the latest data on household formation, population by age, migration, incomes, renter preferences — and then tie back how these data points impact the trajectory of the apartment and single-family rental markets. Chris also looks back at the book he co-authored nearly a decade ago, Big Shifts Ahead, and shared what he got right (the boom of the suburbs) and what he got wrong (homeownership went up, not down) — and why. They also talk about demographics differ between apartments, SFR and BTR. Additionally, Jay breaks down the latest headlines impacting rental housing, including a new FTC inquiry into single-family rentals.
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