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Study Finds Wall Street-Backed Residential Landlords Caused Removal of Billions in Wealth From Some Metro Areas

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By The Registry Staff Recent research conducted in one of the nation's most competitive housing markets reveals that Wall Street-backed landlords have significantly reduced homeownership rates by converting homes into rentals, resulting in the removal of billions of dollars in wealth from a metropolitan area. According to an analysis conducted by Assistant Professor Brian An […]

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