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The White House proposes banning large investors from buying more single-family homes to boost affordability, pending legislative approval.
The White House has proposed banning large real estate investors—those owning over 100 single-family homes—from buying more properties, aiming to boost affordability and help first-time buyers.
The plan, part of broader housing efforts, excludes build-to-rent developments and new construction.
It’s being pushed for inclusion in pending Senate and House housing legislation, though it’s not in the current House bill.
The move follows a January 2026 executive order targeting institutional investors in single-family rentals.
While supporters say it reduces market competition, critics warn it could limit supply and raise rents.
The policy’s final form depends on regulatory definitions and ongoing legislative negotiations.
La Casa Blanca propone prohibir a los grandes inversores de comprar más casas unifamiliares para aumentar la asequibilidad, a la espera de la aprobación legislativa.