KETTLER Research Published in IREI

The latest in KETTLER research finds a new opportunity for investors in middle-income rental housing. The rise of Gen Z renters, scarce supply for affordable housing, and the increased cost of home ownership are shifting the multifamily landscape once again, making this sector a compelling investment that promises higher and more stable returns; importantly it also provides capital an opportunity to have a positive social impact by preserving affordable housing options.

“We think the risks in workforce rental housing are skewed to the upside. Demographics are driving long-term demand, there are no quick fixes to supply and home ownership affordability issues, and there is a compelling basis play in existing assets. A value-add approach focused on preservation and improvement should be a winning investment strategy, and one that KETTLER is uniquely positioned to execute,” says Luke Davis, KETTLER's Chief Investment Officer.

KETTLER’s Alyson Bode, VP of Research & Data Strategy, and J.D. Sitton, EVP of Capital Markets & Strategy, dig deeper into their findings in “Move to the Middle,” discussing what will become the foundation for KETTLER’s next phase investment strategy.

Read the full report on Institutional Real Estate, Inc. now: https://lnkd.in/eJt8TQUD