Single family rentals, collectively, is now officially an asset class of real estate investment, and the $100 million funding of Avenue One, a technology company born to support it, is another example of the category’s evolving presence on Wall Street.
Source: Inman News
Avenue One nets $100M in sign of SFR-market evolution
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