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The rise of single family rentals in Arizona, California, and Nevada

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The worst of the housing crisis may be behind us, but the recent housing market recovery opens up a number of new community development questions. Of particular concern is the potential impact of investor purchases of single-family residences, especially in hard-hit neighborhoods that experienced severe price depreciation and offered an abundant supply of distressed property. This Research Brief examines trends in rental housing composition in Arizona, California and Nevada and takes a closer look at local areas that have seen the fastest growth in single-family rentals. These three states were hit particularly hard by the foreclosure crisis and have major markets that have been impacted by investor purchases.

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  • Laura Choi, 2014. "The rise of single family rentals in Arizona, California, and Nevada," Community Development Research Brief, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, issue September, pages 1-24.
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