Morris: Corporate ownership above 10% distorts local housing markets
Paul Mark Morris · Wall Street Isn’t Buying All the Homes—But Here’s the Catch · Jan 27, 2026 · at 8:43
Host Paul Morris discusses the local market impact of institutional and private equity investors buying single-family homes in concentrated areas.
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“At what point? I can't tell you exactly what point that's going to flip, but you know, definitely somewhere in the 10% range is already going to have, start to have an impact more than 10%. Ownership by major corporations is going to have, is going to start to have a really huge impact.”
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