The ULI Terwilliger Center for Housing, in collaboration with RCLCO Real Estate Advisors, released a report looking at the changing demand dynamics for family rental housing, development typologies that are responding to this demand and barriers to family rental housing development. The report points out that renter families tend to have as many children as homeowners. And while renter families tend to require just as much space as families who own their homes, most new rental housing units are much smaller than similarly aged for-sale housing units. It also suggests that with more millennial households entering their family-forming years, there could be rising demand for new and different types of rental housing. The report also suggests that the mismatch between supply of and demand for family rental housing can be partially explained by a range of barriers, such as regulatory obstacles, as well as limited understanding of market dynamics and likely business outcomes.