Homes for Familes, Not Hedge Funds

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Trump Moves to Stop Investor Corporations From Buying Single-Family Homes
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Geller Report
Article date: 
9 January 2026
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National News
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Trump Moves to Stop Investment Firms From Buying Single-Family Homes

Big companies like BlackRock and Vanguard are now banned from buying single-family homes. Banning investor corporations like BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street and Blackstone from buying up our single family homes and renting them back to us is a big Trump win...

It’s also clear that the practice of Wall Street-backed firms buying up homes is making the American dream more elusive...

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When Wall Street Becomes Your Landlord, Families Lose, Rep. Pat Harrigan, Breitbart, 14 January 2026.

If you’re allowing Blackstone to come in and outbid a family of four from buying their home, now they get trapped in a one-bedroom apartment on the wrong side of town. Their entire life trajectory has been upended because a private equity institution came in and outbid them.
- James Fishback, GOP candidate for governor of Florida, speaking to Pirate Wires
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