Build to Rent: Opportunities in a Growing Sector
The build to rent (BTR) sector is growing rapidly across the country, with soaring demand from both investors and residents for high-quality rental developments in cities as well as suburban areas.
The build to rent (BTR) sector is growing rapidly across the country, with soaring demand from both investors and residents for high-quality rental developments in cities as well as suburban areas.
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