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Institutional single-family acquisitions drive up local housing costs despite expanding rental supply.
Institutional single-family home acquisitions causally drive up local prices and rents because algorithmic pricing tools and corporate portfolio retention override any positive effects of expanded rental stock.
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Wall Street as Landlord
Academic Evidence on the Causal Impact of Institutional Landlords on House Prices and Rents The empirical findings show that institutional home acquisitions causally drive up local prices even as their investment stimulates new housing construction.
Wall Street as Landlord
Institutional SFR Ownership and Market Share: National Footprint vs. Local Geographic Concentration Institutional definition complexities often mask the deep, hyper-localized concentration of large-scale Wall Street operators in specific metros.