Investa today launched a new build to rent (‘BTR’) management platform, Indi, in conjunction with Oxford Properties (‘Oxford’) to provide a different and better way to rent for Australians.
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Build-to-rent, or BTR for short, is purpose-built residential accommodation that is held for long-term rental, rather than sold to individual owners.
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