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The US government has issued an executive order to prevent large institutional investors from buying single-family homes, aiming to promote sales to individual buyers. This move is expected to reduce competition and potentially lower home prices in some markets, especially those with high institutional investor activity.
The US government has ordered federal agencies to issue guidance preventing large investors from buying single-family homes. Agencies must act within 60 days to stop insuring or approving acquisitions by these investors. This move aims to promote sales to individual buyers through first-look policies and disclosure rules. Removing institutional investors from the market could reduce competition, slow down the real estate market, and lower prices in some areas. Markets with high institutional investor activity, like Phoenix, AZ, may see softer bidding pressure and lower prices. The change could help individual buyers and small landlords compete more effectively.
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