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Mega investors effectively banned themselves from the single-family market
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Scotsman Guide
Institutional investors have long been cast as the boogeyman of the housing market.
But the data suggests institutional investors are more like shark attacks: rarely encountered in real life, and not especially deadly.
Large institutional investors own fewer than 500,000 single-family rental homes nationwide, or about 3% of the rental stock and less than 1% of all housing stock.
In 2021, investors’ share of single-family purchases surged to roughly one-quarter of the market.
Investors now account for roughly 1 in 3 purchases.