Last week, President Trump announced his intention to ban institutional investors from purchasing single family homes in an effort to promote homeownership. Over the past decade, private equity firms (such as Apollo Global Management and Blackstone) and REITs (such as Invitation Homes and American Homes 4 Rent) have built sizable single family rental portfolios, prompting concerns that they may be contributing to higher prices for prospective homeowners. But would restricting institutional participation meaningfully improve affordability?
EMM Research and Jackson Lucas examined the facts below:
Last week, President Trump announced his intention to ban institutional investors from purchasing single family homes in an effort to promote homeownership. Over the past decade, private equity firms (such as Apollo Global Management and Blackstone) and REITs (such as Invitation Homes and American Homes 4 Rent) have built sizable single family rental portfolios, prompting concerns that they may be contributing to higher prices for prospective homeowners. But would restricting institutional participation meaningfully improve affordability?
EMM Research and Jackson Lucas examined the facts below:
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