The United States’ residential sector is chronically underserved; since 2017, the nation has been experiencing a large and growing shortage of housing. In 2017, this shortage was an estimated 731,000 housing units, but as of 2020 has now grown to between 3.8 – 6.8 million units, according to Kingbird Analysis of Federal Reserve Board of St. Louis, US Census Bureau, ACS IPUMS, and CoStar Data, along with Freddie Mac Housing Supply: A Growing Deficit May 2021 and National Association of Realtors Housing is Critical Infrastructure: Social and Economic Benefits of Building More Housing June 2021. The lack of supply relative to demand in the US residential sector, specifically within the workforce housing segment, has created an ideal, fundamentals driven environment for investing in workforce housing.