Phoenix suburbs are quietly undergoing a change as thousands of new renter households have moved in over just five years — signaling that the traditional city-suburb divide is starting to blur. …
In car-reliant Phoenix — where nearly 93% of commuters drive to work — the cost of getting behind the wheel is taking a serious bite out of renters’ budgets. According to the latest Point2Homes analysis, the annual cost of…
Phoenix ranks No. 1 nationally for both the most build-to-rent (BTR) units delivered in 2024 and the most units delivered over the past five years, according tom the latest Point2Homes Build-to-Rent report. That marks…
Arizona renters are staying put longer, and 3-bedroom homes are emerging as the ideal solution. Our latest Point2Homes study, which examines how renter tenure changed from 2017 to 2022, reveals that long-term renting is on the rise, while…
As urban areas become more crowded and homeownership slips further out of reach, the build-to-rent (BTR) market is stepping in to fill the gap. Nationwide, more than 110,000 single-family rentals are under construction,…
What makes a suburb one of the best suburbs for house renters in Arizona? The suburbs where renters thrive are, of course, the ones where renter incomes are high or…
Affluent lifestyle renters have skyrocketed in recent years, driving up the demand for luxury single-family rentals across the U.S. And they want more—modern amenities, extra space, and no mortgage hassles.…
Home prices are reaching for the stars across the country. And Arizona isn’t simply riding this wave — it’s at the helm. Seven Metro Phoenix cities are among the Top…
Earning $1 million sounds like an impossible dream to many, but more and more American families are doing it. Just how many more? Well, our most recent analysis of IPUMS…
As permits and housing starts decline nationwide, Arizona’s residential construction sector faces similar challenges. Permitting activity in the state has dropped for a second consecutive year, marking a -4.5% decrease compared to…
Arizona singles are facing a race against time. Even with an affordable mortgage, they still need anywhere from 19 to 26 years more than couples to save for a house…
The number of Generation Z members is estimated at 69.58 million, or about 21% of the U.S. population. Born between 1997 and 2012, they’re already making their mark on American…
