Every Resource you need on this Institutional Housing Subject

When President Trump joined the chorus of far left progressives such as Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and AOC in blaming the “institutional ownership of residential real estate” as the culprit in high housing prices, it set off a barrage of responses on the right. I thought a singular place with multiple rebuttals covering a number of critiques, accurate data, and big picture analysis would be useful.

My piece in World here not only seeks to help those with standard Blackrock/Blackstone confusion (I want to say it is understandable, but it becomes exhausting after a while), but also lays out the real problem that ignoring the real causation does.

My piece in National Review here makes the case for how those most damaged by policies like these are the ones supposedly being targeted for help.

James Pethokoukis brings receipts here in this AEI piece essentially explaining the wrong-headedness of institutional blame-casting

And for those who really want receipts, this 18-page paper by the brilliant Edward Pinto of the AEI Housing Center is devastating for its thoroughness and analysis