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Inventory Is Rising — Here’s Where the Real Yields Are Hiding
1. 1. Suburban B-Class NeighborhoodsThe frenzy for top-tier A-class neighborhoods during ultra-low rates drove prices to compressed yields.
2. 2. Small Multifamily (2–4 Units)During peak competition, small multifamily was swarmed by investors chasing scale.
3. 3. Properties With “Cosmetic Fatigue”In hot markets, buyers ignored flaws.
4. 4. Builder Spec Homes That Missed the Cycle PeakBuilders don’t like holding inventory.
5. 5. Markets With Population Stability (Not Just Growth)
6. 6. The Spread Between Price and Rent Is Expanding Again
7. 7. The Psychology Advantage
8. Where Most Investors Look — And Where You Should
1. Final Takeaway
Inventory Is Rising — Here’s Where the Real Yields Are Hiding
Bella Maria
25 Feb 2026
3 minute read
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