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The Rent Roll with Jay Parsons

Jay Parsons

Booking Overview

This is a weekly real-estate industry analysis show focused on rental housing, with the host combining solo market commentary and interviews with senior executives, economists, investors, lenders, and research leaders. Credible pitches include rental-housing CEOs, multifamily and SFR executives, housing economists, institutional investors, commercial real-estate lenders, developers, and policy experts; booking difficulty is high because recent guests include C-suite leaders and senior executives from major industry institutions.

Metrics

Episodes: 103

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

YouTube: 1.6k subscribers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

info@jayparsons.com

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Host

Jay Parsons - Rental housing economist covering apartments, single-family rentals, build-to-rent, operations, investments, development, housing policy, and rental-market trends.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high
Typical Credentials:  
Senior executives, CEOs, heads of research or strategy, housing economists, institutional investors, commercial real-estate finance leaders, and recognized analysts with direct expertise in rental housing or housing capital markets.
Required Achievements:  
Leading a major rental-housing, investment, lending, or research organization, Producing proprietary housing-market research or analysis, Overseeing significant multifamily, single-family rental, build-to-rent, or housing-finance portfolios

Recent Guest Discussions

Dallas Tanner - Single-family Rental And Build-to-rent Market Conditions, Institutional Ownership, Consolidation, Housing Legislation, And The Public-relations Challenges Facing Institutional Sfr.

Lee Everett - 2027 Rental-housing Budgeting, Revenue And Expense Trends, Market And Asset-class Differences, Concessions, Inflation, And Apartment Performance.

James Ray - Real-estate-cycle Distress, NOI, Appreciation, Regulatory Risk, Multifamily And SFR Allocations, Private Credit, Equity Strategies, And Artificial Intelligence.

Ryan Davis - Rental Affordability, Census Renter Data, Housing-market Segmentation, And Differences Between Public Affordability Narratives And Private-sector Data.

Karen Purcell - Jpmorganchase's Rental-housing Strategy, Market-rate And Affordable Housing, Preservation, Development, Multifamily Debt Markets, And Competition From Debt Funds.

Recent Topics

Business, Real Estate, Rental Housing, Multifamily Housing, Housing Policy

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Rent Roll with Jay Parsons
:

EP#103 Joanna Zabriskie | The Case for Multifamily & SFR

September 24, 2026

Rental housing economist Jay Parsons shares the data points and charts that investors should consider in evaluating the multifamily and single-family rental markets. What are the key trends in supply, demand, affordability, demographics and capital markets? And in this week's interview, BH Management CEO Joanna Zabriskie turns the tables, interviewing Jay at Pretium's investor conference, and that conversation is included in this episode of the podcast. Additionally, Jay breaks down t...

EP#102 Dallas Tanner | Fall 2026 SFR & BTR Update: Are Weak Home Sales Driving Up Rents?

September 17, 2026

Rental housing economist Jay Parsons breaks down the state of the single-family rental and build-to-rent markets. Is rent growth picking up as would-be homebuyers remain jilted by high mortgage rates? Not exactly. The SFR and BTR markets remain fairly soft, primarily in higher-supplied markets, showing the relationship with for-sale housing isn't quite as advertised. On the flip side, just like with apartments, lower-supplied markets (which are largely non-institutional) are seeing solid ...

EP#101 Lee Everett | 2027 Budgeting Hot Takes: Will Concessions Just "Burn Off"?

September 10, 2026

It's budget season, that dreaded time of year when owners and operators attempt to predict the future --forecasting revenue and expenses for 2027. Rental housing economist Jay Parsons and special guest Lee Everett (head of research and strategy at Cortland, a top 10 apartment owner) seek to lend a helping hand. Jay and Lee talk about how revenue and expense trends could play out in the year ahead, and how those trends may differ by market and by asset class. What supply-heavy markets migh...

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