How ‘residential for rent’ may change Australian housing
Firstlinks |
27 February 2020
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Investing
In many global cities, housing demand has typically outstripped supply over the past decade with strong housing price inflation affecting affordability. There are marked changes occurring within the global housing markets with a defined long-term trend from home ownership to rental accommodation.
The maturity of the Residential for Rent (RfR) market around the world varies greatly from the more established countries, such as in the United States, Germany, France, Finland and the Netherlands, to the more immature markets, such as Canada, United Kingdom and Australia. Demographic trends and the evolution of cities are playing an important role in the growth of RfR around the world.
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