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Homes in Suffolk County, N.Y., where single-family rental yields are particularly high.

10 Counties for Single-Family Rental Growth

Most areas of the US are projected to see yields for single-family rentals decline, but not in these markets, which anticipate rental yield growth of more than 8%
March 21, 2025
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Miami city, a U.S. metro where homes sell the slowest thanks to a surplus of inventory.
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A view of the New York City skyline, a metro area that has seen its population increase.
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A view of Milwaukee, where home prices are rising quickly
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A view of the skyline of Richmond, Va., which is a top metro for single-family renter households.
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A man looks at the San Francisco skyline, the city with the largest price gap between renting and owning a home
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Distant view of downtown Chicago from the outskirts of the metro area
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Skyline view of Erie, Pa., which has a tight housing market
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Aerial view of Riverside, Calif., one area identified as being at risk of a housing market downturn

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