Invitation Homes announced Thursday that it is acquiring build-to-rent developer ResiBuilt.

Invitation Homes—one of the largest institutional landlords, which wholly owns 86,139 single-family rentals—announced Thursday that it has acquired ResiBuilt, a Southeast-focused build-to-rent (BTR) developer, for $89 million.

Atlanta-based ResiBuilt has delivered more than 4,200 homes since its founding in 2018 and operates across Georgia, Florida, and the Carolinas. The transaction includes 23 existing fee-build contracts and a pipeline of additional third-party development opportunities. Invitation Homes also secured options on approximately 1,500 lots.

https://www.resiclubanalytics.com/p/institutional-landlord-invitation-homes-homebuilding-housing-market-build-to-rent-bet-resibuilt

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NO "institutional landlords."

NO "workforce housing"

NO foreign ownership of American employers

NO ever-shrinking individual sovereignty

NO global taxicab, appliance repair, plumbing or any other local service businesses.

Stop globalizing us while pretending to oppose globalists. We may be sheep but we are not blind.

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