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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 It provides causal evidence that institutional single-family rental acquisitions directly drive up housing costs and rental prices.
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.