The investment firm says it's focusing on providing affordable workforce housing for the rental market, and sees a profit opportunity in managing blocks of single-family homes in urban markets using a multifamily management model.
Steinbridge is committing $425 million for the acquisition and refurbishment of single-family and small multifamily residences as rental housing in transitioning neighborhoods in major US cities, starting with Philadelphia.
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