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Blocking Wall Street Homebuyers Won’t Fix the Housing Shortage
real-estate1 month ago

Blocking Wall Street Homebuyers Won’t Fix the Housing Shortage

Fortune argues that banning large institutional buyers from single‑family homes would do little to ease prices in the near term since institutions own only about 1% of stock and the affordability crunch stems from a 6‑million‑home shortage caused by zoning limits and easy monetary policy. Ed Pinto says these investors can act as a stabilizer—providing rentals and upgrades—so pulling them out could worsen downturns and reduce supply when demand returns. The real fix, he says, is to unlock much more home construction to meet demand.

Trump's Housing Policies Target Wall Street Investors to Boost Affordability
real-estate1 month ago

Trump's Housing Policies Target Wall Street Investors to Boost Affordability

Institutional investors own a small overall share of US single-family rental homes, but their ownership is heavily concentrated in Southern and Sun Belt cities like Atlanta, Dallas, and Phoenix, where they control significant portions of the rental market. President Trump has proposed banning large institutional investors to make homeownership more affordable, but experts argue that the real issue is a nationwide housing shortage, and that concentration of ownership could lead to higher rents and market power concerns.

Investor-Owned Rentals Surge, Impacting Homebuyers and Residents
real-estate1 year ago

Investor-Owned Rentals Surge, Impacting Homebuyers and Residents

A U.S. Government Accountability Office report reveals that Atlanta has the highest share of investor-owned single-family rental properties among major U.S. cities, with 25% of the market. The report highlights the significant role of institutional investors in the Sun Belt region, particularly following the 2007-08 financial crisis. Critics argue that such investments contribute to rising rents and home prices, though the report's findings on these impacts are inconclusive. The report calls for further analysis to understand the effects on homeownership and tenant conditions.

2023 Housing Market: The Impact of Institutional and Foreign Buyers' Retreat
real-estate2 years ago

2023 Housing Market: The Impact of Institutional and Foreign Buyers' Retreat

Institutional homebuyers like Yieldstreet, American Homes 4 Rent, and Invitation Homes have paused their purchasing activities in the 2023 housing market due to high interest rates and stabilized house prices. Yieldstreet has not made any purchases this year and is actually selling homes, while American Homes 4 Rent is a net seller. Invitation Homes has sold more homes than it has acquired but is expected to resume buying in the third quarter. These institutional buyers are waiting for stabilization in the debt markets and increased supply of resale homes to spur another surge in homebuying.

Rising Rent Prices for Single Family Homes
real-estate2 years ago

Rising Rent Prices for Single Family Homes

Despite a cooling overall rental market, single-family rentals are seeing a 6% increase in monthly rental rates, with a 75% increase in inventory year-over-year. The median national rent for single-family detached rental was $2,395, a 20% increase since the same period in 2021. As potential homebuyers wait for home prices to cool and interest rates to decrease, they are turning to the single-family rental market. The overall rental market, including apartments and multi-family rentals, is experiencing decreasing prices due to steadily increasing vacancy rates, new construction inventory, and a tepid housing market.