Property Types

Apartment communities of all sizes and classes — the core asset type of the U.S. rental housing industry, from garden-style suburban complexes to high-rise urban towers.

Residential projects that combine multifamily housing with ground-floor retail, office, hotel, or other commercial uses within a single building or campus.

Age-restricted communities, active adult campuses, and assisted living properties designed and operated to serve residents 55 and older.

Purpose-built or converted rental housing serving college and university students, typically located near campus with amenities tailored to academic living.

For-sale residential units within multi-unit buildings or communities, often developed or converted by multifamily operators with condo association structures.

Detached or attached homes operated as rentals — from scattered-site portfolios assembled through acquisitions to purpose-built build-to-rent communities.

Attached single-family style homes in rental or for-sale configurations, often developed as part of planned multifamily communities or suburban BTR projects.

Purpose-built communities of single-family homes or townhomes designed from the ground up to be rented long-term rather than sold to individual homeowners.

Factory-built homes placed in land-lease communities, providing a cost-effective alternative to conventional apartment rentals for price-sensitive households.