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High financing costs choke multifamily development while single-family homebuilding remains insulated.
As tight credit and high interest rates freeze multifamily construction and joint ventures, developers are divesting rental portfolios and shifting capital back to single-family housing.
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The US Housing Bottleneck
Toll Brothers’ Strategic H1 2026 Corporate Moves: Arkansas Expansion and Multifamily Divestiture Divesting capital-intensive rental platforms to fund core single-family growth is the divest-rentals-shift-to-single-family pattern the financing bifurcation predicts.
The US Housing Bottleneck
August 2026 New Residential Construction: Single-Family Starts Rebound 7.6% While Completions Collapse 27% YoY High financing costs continue to freeze multifamily development and permitting, keeping the sector depressed compared to more insulated single-family starts.