Yeah, it’s mostly a supply issue.
And in areas where maybe institutional investors are buying up a large share of SFH offered for sale, allowing for increased supply solves that.
There’s a reason institutional investors back NIMBY policy.
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Yeah, but even that is limiting. "Supply issues" in any market only exist when there is demand for said product. So yeah, where I live supply isn't keeping up with demand but their is all lot of fucking new supply. But not enough to keep up with all the people that want to own property here.
It is even worse than that--I believe that Redfin statistic is purely based on looking for home buyers who use a company name.
So that includes institutional investors and large/medium scale landlords.
But it also includes smalltime landlords who usually buy homes to rent under an LLC (not a great idea to buy it in your own name). And it includes individuals buying for themselves via an LLC or trust...which is pretty common for people seeking privacy or with various accounting issues...
That being said, the flip side is that real estate is a local issue. Doesn't really matter what the institutional share is nationally because homes in Cleveland don't really compete much with homes in Phoenix. A corporate landlord who owned 10% of the housing stock in a metro area within a certain price point would have a lot of power even if nationally the only own 0.001%.
Agree, the national stats don't reflect impact on individual cities or within particular price points. Google says there's only about 2 million airbnbs in the US, which is only about three or four x the number of homes owned by institutions (A little hand wavy because I don't know how airbnbs break down across apartments, condos, and single family). There's not much doubt that ABB is impacting housing prices, easy for me to imagine. Institutional ownership is at least contributing to the issue.
https://vancouversun.com/business/re...n-rents-report
apparently STR's affect rents, who knew ?
https://montana.craigslist.org/reo/d...793537169.html
quiet affordable living up narth
For sale but no pets...
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taking it to mean no pets in the home
Not including basement means that part isn’t for sale.
They’ll still be down there. At night.
Ran into a guy in Bozeman from opheim. Dude was a character.
Highest inventory since 2011 in Austin. 30% markdown on new build
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1...ource=txtshare
Also I think a lot of people move there, and a few years later say ‘fuck this’ to the heat and traffic.
Perhaps there’s more churn(?), but it’s not slowing growth that caused the recent price drops:
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I know a few people moved to Austin to chase the dream. Got hammered. Stuck.
DR Horton bad miss a Lennar warning about death spiral.
I’ve heard it’s bigger there.
I thought the dream is to GTFO of Texas.
Mortgage broker calls nine days from closing to say the locked rate can no longer be honored. That's nice.