Do Institutional Investors Really Drive Housing Prices? Kansas City Data Tells a Different Story
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Do Institutional Investors Really Drive Housing Prices? Kansas City Data Tells a Different Story
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Proposals to limit or ban institutional investors from buying single-family homes are dominating national headlines — but would those policies actually improve housing affordability?
In this solo episode, Logan Freeman of Midwest CRE Advisors breaks down the data behind institutional ownership, housing supply, and pricing — and explains why the narrative doesn’t fully align with reality, especially in Kansas City and Mid-America markets.
Logan walks through:
How much of the single-family housing stock institutions actually own
Why most rental homes are still owned by small, local landlords
What rising interest rates have done to institutional buying behavior
Kansas City home prices, inventory levels, and rental demand
Why supply, construction costs, and financing matter more than headlines
Using Kansas City as a real-world case study, this episode cuts through the noise to explain what really drives housing affordability — and what investors, developers, and policymakers should focus on heading into 2026.
🎙️ Listen in for a data-backed perspective on housing policy, institutional capital, and Midwest market fundamentals.
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