Construction ramping up for hybrid build-to-rent communities across metro Phoenix

By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal

Nearly two dozen build-to-rent projects representing more than 3,800 units are under construction across metro Phoenix, as this hybrid model of single-family homes built in a rental community grows in popularity among renters, builders and investors.

With more than 3,750 units already existing in the market, another 4,700 units are in various planning stages, said Thomas Brophy, national director of research and analytics for Colliers International.

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February 4, 2021

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