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73% of Build-to-Rent Residents Now Plan to Stay 3+ Years, JBREC Survey Finds

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A John Burns Research and Consulting survey of nearly 8,000 build-to-rent residents shows expected tenures of three years or more jumping from 58 percent to 73 percent since 2024, driven by older renters who prefer to rent and younger families priced out of the neighborhoods where they want to buy.

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