Why STR

An Emerging & Alternative Asset Class

Target Demographic

Specialize in larger homes designed for big groups and families, offering expansive space, exciting amenities, and a comforting, home-like atmosphere

Pre-Institutional Investment

Early entry into an asset class poised for growth, with the potential for cap rate compression as it gains institutional recognition

Why Single-Family Homes are
considered AAA asset class for investment

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Consistent Demand

Housing is essential, and demand for single-family rentals remains strong, particularly in the Sunbelt. With its affordable living, growing job markets, and favorable climate, the region continues to attract renters, making it a hotspot for rental demand.

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Stable Cash Flow

Single-family rentals offer steady rental income, and large institutional investors such as Blackstone and Tricon Residential have leveraged this through efficient management and scale.

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Long-term Appreciation

The housing market has historically appreciated over time, and when paired with rental income, it offers a powerful dual benefit of long-term value growth and steady cash flow.
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Diversification

For institutional investors, single-family homes add a stable, income-producing asset to their portfolios, which is why companies like Blackstone, Tricon Residential, and Invitation Homes have invested heavily in this sector.

Institutions Investing in Single-Family

Blackstone owns roughly 65,000 homes, putting a rough value of $22.75 Billion on their portfolio

Progress Residential Manages over 85,000 homes across 30 major US Markets.
Projected Value is north of $29 Billion
Owns over 85,000 residential homes
AMH owns over 52,000 homes, estimated portfolio value is north of $18 Billion
Tricon Residential owns roughly 31,000 homes, putting a rough value of $10.5 Billion on their portfolio

Other Companies that Own Residential