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BTR Retention Climbs as Residents Expecting 3+ Year Stays Jump to 73% From 58%

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John Burns Research and Consulting's latest resident survey finds 73 percent of build-to-rent tenants now plan to stay at least three years, up from 58 percent in 2024, a trend the firm says turns retention into a hard underwriting benefit while raising the bar on durability and maintenance.

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