The Truth About BlackRock's Plan To Control Real Estate By 2030

The Truth About BlackRock's Plan To Control Real Estate By 2030

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[alaia-awakened]

“You’ll own nothing and be happy”. Wake ip people! Some of us have been shouting this for YEARS

[mrbyorself]

I've completely given up on ever owning a home and instead rent a room at a resort in Thailand for a super low price.

[Divyanshh_Vlogs]

I recommend everyone to find the forbidden book titled blackrock secrets; it goes deep into all of this, and it changed my life

[garryb.]

Yes they are a huge part of the problem. I keep saying entities shouldn't be allowed to own single family homes.

[smileygladhands]

There are old mobile homes in rural Virginia renting for That's just unreal.

[jps]

Corporations might own 1-2% of single homes in the country and that might sound insignificant. But if you think of what the small number of homes are for sale at a particular time period vs the number of homes they own, their share is massive and can certainly affect home prices nationwide.

[BustaBreaks]

The single issue you missed was in 2021, they were overpaying and paying cash for every decent home on the market targeting the middle class. It's not about overall market share, but the destruction they can do in a very short time. This caused hyperinflation. I cannot comment my opinion about what should happen to those that run those corporations and hedge funds.

[hauserhound]

Thank you for not playing in to a simple narrative here. It’s okay to not know and be definitive in all topics. I appreciate you presenting viewpoints and info as we (the world) are collectively figuring this out.

[stevenknight]

Yeahhhh but they also own apartment complexes and are jacking the prices on those up, too. I looked up the apartment I used to live in during 2019 and the complex name changed, it's showing as owned by Blackrock, and the apartments were remodeled and the prices have skyrocketed.

[shawnebeal]

As a former builder, this why houses are so expensive. One we don't have enough skilled labor to build them (we all told our kids to go to college), homes prices from 2008 to 2017 hardly moved because of the 2008 housing bubble, three interest rates were very low and builders could charge more. Lastly average home size in 2022 is larger than those built in 2008. Do your research. Home prices aren't going down. Inventories will stay low until we get labor to build them and those with low rates are willing to sell. Buy what you can today even if it is smaller than you want.

[Infonickman]

This is probably your best, if not one of your best, videos. Great explanation of the situation and the nuances of the situation. I also like the respectful disagreement with a friend. You don’t discount what he said, but explain a bit more to his assessment. Great video, do more of this. Thank you.

[Amanda_The_American_Mom]

Black Rock....taking homes from the victims on lahuina Hawaii... Dispicable 😮😢

[xScrabx]

So artificially inflated basically, because investors can offer more money to work for them which a normal person can’t out bid. Not to mention all the airbnb places that are being purchased so the house is no longer a house but a business

[trotskyite]

In Ireland we've been telling people this for the last 15 years. The government rescued all the property developers with public money and then sold off all property for peanuts.

[MrGRockin]

Ok i just saw grahams video when he posted it. So when i saw yours, and i must say this has become a trend, i was like why follow with the same kind of video again. But like you said, stick until the end because it was worth it. Im glad you can see what he cannot and brought it to light. That little bit does matter a lot. I live in colorado. The markets been terrible since legalization. More demand than supply. However recently it seems like its become even more difficult. And it also explains why rentals are so easy to find out here when buying is not. As well why pricing on rental only seems to increase. A 2 bedroom anywhere is 1800/month, minimum. You should also do a video on realpage and algorithms that are being used to control rental prices currently.

[Socalarborist]

There is a new BTR (Build To Rent) Community in my small town of Wildomar, Ca. They are promoting the fact that they are helping the housing situation in Ca.

They have a 964 sq ft condo for $2869/mo. and a 1400 sq ft. for $3529/mo.

Not remotely feasible prices for this area. 😮

[BasicInvest-jx]

Here in archipelago Åland only local people can buy Real Estate, not eaven Black Cock

[SurferBobbyLew]

Ignore this corporate tool! Think at best no effect but no way does it lead to lower prices. Corporations have no business in single family homes. Even owning one does not help make it more affordable.

[Niranga]

Andrei, one thing you didn’t mention here is what percent of the houses for sale is purchased by corporations. They may be only 1-2% ownership but they could be tipping the scales of active houses for sale. Hope that made sense.

[jeddill]

70% of of all homes that would be in foreclosure have been protected by the CARES act until November 20th 2023. Inventory would have been a lot bigger head home's been allowed to be foreclosed on.