Invitation Homes (INVH) - Hoya Hotseat

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Invitation Homes (INVH) - Hoya Hotseat In the News RIET All Mar 23 Written By Alex Pettee, CFA Invitation Homes Featured in Hoya Hotseat Hoya Hotseat | By Hoya Capital Invitation Homes (INVH) is the nation's largest single-family rental home owner, with a portfolio of over 80,000 high-quality homes located across fast-growing markets in the United States. Focusing on desirable suburban neighborhoods within the Sunbelt and other high-demand regions, Invitation Homes provides professionally managed rental homes with an emphasis on affordability, convenience, and long-term resident satisfaction, with average monthly rents typically in the middle-market range.

President Charles Young joins the Hoya Hotseat to discuss Invitation Homes’ evolution as a pioneer in the single-family rental sector, its strategic priorities for sustainable growth, and how it leverages technology, scale, and resident-focused service to maintain a competitive edge. Young also offers perspective on key demographic shifts, remote work trends, and migration patterns that are shaping the future of suburban living and driving demand in the single-family rental market nationwide.

Continue reading▶︎ RIET Interviews Press All Hoya Hotseat Alex Pettee, CFA Transcript All right. Thank you. Uh, Invitation Homes is a uh, residential REIT. Uh we focus on uh single family rental industry with over 110,000 homes under management. We're the leader in industry and continue to grow to meet the demands of uh you know valuable and affordable housing options that fit the needs of families and individuals. Our homes are located in great neighborhood solid school district.

We combine that with consistent and superior service to our residents in 16 core markets. We're primarily located in the sunb belt. Uh think about larger markets like Atlanta, Phoenix, SoCal, NorCal, Seattle, Charlotte. We have four major markets in Florida and a little bit of a smaller presence, Denver, and the Midwest. Um look, we really focused on those markets because we see them as being core to positive demographic trends, uh for growth ...