As single-family rental companies scoop up Charlotte houses, some neighborhoods push back
An analysis of sales data in five counties in the Charlotte area found thousands of single-family homes, condos and townhomes were snatched up by single
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An analysis of sales data in five counties in the Charlotte area found thousands of single-family homes, condos and townhomes were snatched up by single
A Charlotte Journalism Collaborative report found that single-family rental companies are buying thousands of houses in the metro area. In some cases, that's making it even harder for first-time homebuyers in a housing market that's already tough.
Homebuyers in the Charlotte metro area aren't just competing against other people for the limited number of houses for sale. Thousands of homes in the area have been acquired by single-family rental investment companies in the last year.
A Charlotte Journalism Collaborative data analysis of five counties identified homes, condos and townhouses acquired by single-family rental investment companies.