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U.S. Rental Market Faces Extended Slowdown as Supply Glut and Demand Weakness Converge

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John Burns Research forecasts no recovery until late 2026, with operators focusing on cost control and selective investments The rental housing sector is entering 2026 without the relief many had hoped for, as oversupply in key markets collides with moderating demand and persistent affordability challenges. According to a new report from John Burns Research and […]

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