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This is a 2026 outlook report published by John Burns Research and Consulting addressing land investment strategy and the changing dynamics of land appreciation at the national level.
This is a market report published by John Burns Research and Consulting addressing the rental market outlook in Denver, suggesting a recovery timeframe of approximately one year. The report covers economic conditions related to the residential rental sector in the Denver area.
Analysis of second-quarter market conditions covering housing affordability challenges, capital market tightness, and legislative developments affecting commercial real estate.
Analysis of demographic and consumer trends affecting US housing demand and market dynamics.
A housing market recap examining demand cooling, capital deployment patterns, and emerging signals for the residential real estate cycle ahead.
JBREC 2026 outlook: renter population to grow sharply; Sunbelt rental supply absorption, Midwest/Northeast rent growth, and build-to-rent moving from prep to production.
JBREC Q3 2025 housing recap covering the rental rebound and the interplay of build-to-rent and apartments as rental supply tapers from its peak and the sector firms.
JBREC Q1 2025 BTR survey: blended rents +1.3% YoY; most move-outs are renters buying homes, not rent hikes; Midwest leads, Southwest lags.
JBREC: buying a starter home costs $1,091/month more than renting (vs $233 historical average), driving demand toward single-family rentals; market-by-market premiums analyzed.
JBREC analysis using the Burns Single-Family Rent Index (+3.9% YoY as of May 2024); affordability challenges support SFR demand; compares proprietary data with SFR REIT earnings.
John Burns Research and Consulting analyzes tightening commercial real estate capital markets, covering inflation, Sunbelt rental growth and shifting build-to-rent policy across the apartment sector.