Study makes case for investing in cheaper housing as Austin group buys more apartments for moderate-income rentals


The report from Southern Methodist University and the University of Texas at Austin finds that moderate-income rental housing is a viable and profitable investment for those seeking to support a fund that embraces environmental, social and governance principles, or ESG.

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