Big SFR investors begin selling as new ban takes effect

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New housing legislation barring institutional investors with 350+ homes from buying more single-family rentals has prompted a surge in for-sale listings, with Parcl Labs data showing listings nearly doubling since February to 9,447 homes worth about $3.1 billion. Major landlords like Invitation Homes, AMH, and Progress Residential are net sellers, shifting toward build-to-rent and other exemptions; markdowns are common in investor-listed homes, and the market is watching whether dispositions accelerate in the coming weeks.
Topics:business#build-to-rent#business#for-sale-listings#housing-legislation#institutional-investors#single-family-rental
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