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American Homes 4 Rent

Real estate & homebuildingResidential Real EstateAMH
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51
Latest disclosed NPS
26 Jul 2025
3
NPS entries
1 with a number
3.2%
Retention
7 May 2026
2016–26
Years covered
21 entries in all

In their words

“4.5% renewal rate growth in January”
— Bryan Smith, Chief Executive Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q4 2024 · 21 Feb 2025
“Renewal rate growth increases of 5.4%”
— Bryan Smith, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q3 2024 · 30 Oct 2024
“New and renewal rate growth of 6.2% and 5%, respectively”
— Bryan Smith, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q2 2024 · 2 Aug 2024

NPS disclosures (3)

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26 Jul 2025
NPS51

American Homes 4 Rent's employee NPS improved to 51 in 2024, surpassing industry benchmarks in their 2024 sustainability report.

— reported by gurufocus.com · 26 Jul 2025
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26 Jul 2025
NPSProgram

American Homes 4 Rent's employee NPS improved above industry benchmarks, contributing to a healthier workplace culture and lower turnover costs.

— reported by gurufocus.com · 26 Jul 2025
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5 Aug 2022
NPSProgram

We are in the process of trying to develop for ourselves, say, Net Promoter Score, very similar to what you would see in other industries that this industry is new, but we are working on Net Promoter Scores for us as well as our peers.

— David Singelyn, Chief Executive Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q2 2022 · 5 Aug 2022
Earnings call, Q2 2022 ↗

Retention disclosures (18)

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7 May 2026
Retention3.2%

Retention rate: 3.2% (Q1 2026) — “First quarter landed at 3.2% renewal rates”

— American Homes 4 Rent management · Earnings call, Q1 2026 · 7 May 2026
Earnings call, Q1 2026 ↗
30 Oct 2025
Retention4%

Retention rate: 4% (Q3 2025) — “renewal rate growth of 4%”

— Bryan Smith, Chief Executive Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q3 2025 · 30 Oct 2025
Earnings call, Q3 2025 ↗
21 Feb 2025
Retention4.5%

Retention rate: 4.5% (Q4 2024) — “4.5% renewal rate growth in January”

— Bryan Smith, Chief Executive Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q4 2024 · 21 Feb 2025
Earnings call, Q4 2024 ↗
30 Oct 2024
Retention5.4%

Retention rate: 5.4% (Q3 2024) — “renewal rate growth increases of 5.4%”

— Bryan Smith, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q3 2024 · 30 Oct 2024
Earnings call, Q3 2024 ↗
2 Aug 2024
Retention6.2%

Retention rate: 6.2% (Q2 2024) — “new and renewal rate growth of 6.2% and 5%, respectively”

— Bryan Smith, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q2 2024 · 2 Aug 2024
Earnings call, Q2 2024 ↗
2 Aug 2024
Retention70%

Retention rate: 70% (Q2 2024) — “the 70% retention rate is kind of the expectation going forward”

— Bryan Smith, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q2 2024 · 2 Aug 2024
Earnings call, Q2 2024 ↗
25 Feb 2022
Retention7%

Retention rate: 7% (FY 2022 (guidance)) — “on the renewal side, somewhere in the sevens”

— Bryan Smith, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q4 2021 · 25 Feb 2022
Earnings call, Q4 2021 ↗
5 Nov 2021
Retention5.7%

Retention rate: 5.7% (Q3 2021) — “renewal rate growth at 5.7%”

— Bryan Smith, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q3 2021 · 5 Nov 2021
Earnings call, Q3 2021 ↗
6 Aug 2021
Retention5.4%

Retention rate: 5.4% (Q2 2021) — “renewal rate growth was 5.4%”

— Bryan Smith, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q2 2021 · 6 Aug 2021
Earnings call, Q2 2021 ↗
7 May 2021
Retention5.1%

Retention rate: 5.1% (Q1 2021) — “renewal rate growth of 5.1%”

— Bryan Smith, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q1 2021 · 7 May 2021
Earnings call, Q1 2021 ↗
8 Aug 2020
Retention1%

Retention rate: 1% (Q3 2020 (guidance)) — “we expect renewal rate growth to be 1% to 1.5% in the third quarter”

— Bryan Smith, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q2 2020 · 8 Aug 2020
Earnings call, Q2 2020 ↗
3 May 2019
Retention4%

Retention rate: 4% (Q1 2019) — “renewal rates are still very strong at about 4%”

— John Corrigan, Chief Operating Officer (COO), American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q1 2019 · 3 May 2019
Earnings call, Q1 2019 ↗
3 Nov 2017
Retention95%

Retention rate (Charleston): 95% (Q3 2017) — “Charleston ended at 95%”

— American Homes 4 Rent management · Earnings call, Q3 2017 · 3 Nov 2017
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3 Nov 2017
Retention97.2%

Retention rate (Orlando): 97.2% (Q3 2017) — “Orlando at 97.2%”

— Jack Corrigan, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q3 2017 · 3 Nov 2017
Earnings call, Q3 2017 ↗
3 Nov 2017
Retention94.7%

Retention rate (Jacksonville): 94.7% (Q3 2017) — “Jacksonville at 94.7%”

— Jack Corrigan, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q3 2017 · 3 Nov 2017
Earnings call, Q3 2017 ↗
3 Nov 2017
Retention93.6%

Retention rate (Tampa): 93.6% (Q3 2017) — “Tampa ended at 93.6%”

— Jack Corrigan, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q3 2017 · 3 Nov 2017
Earnings call, Q3 2017 ↗
3 Nov 2017
Retention92.6%

Retention rate (Houston): 92.6% (Q3 2017) — “Houston ended at 92.6%, and Tampa ended at 93.6%, Jacksonville at 94.7%, Orlando at 97.2%, and Charleston ended at 95%.”

— Jack Corrigan, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q3 2017 · 3 Nov 2017
Earnings call, Q3 2017 ↗
6 May 2016
Retention68%

Retention rate: 68% (Q1 2016) — “We achieved this renewal increase while maintaining a 68% retention rate.”

— Jack Corrigan, Chief Operating Officer, American Homes 4 Rent · Earnings call, Q1 2016 · 6 May 2016
Earnings call, Q1 2016 ↗

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About these figures

Every figure here was publicly disclosed by the named company: press releases, annual reports, SEC filings, earnings calls and news coverage. Companies tend to publish their NPS when it is good, so these numbers run higher than a true industry average: read them as what leading companies in this vertical say publicly, not as an industry benchmark.

NPS runs from −100 to +100. Retention figures are reported as the company defines them (net revenue retention, gross revenue retention, customer retention rate, churn). Every entry links to its source in the full database.