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

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

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.

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.

There are old mobile homes in rural Virginia renting for $1200+..... That's just unreal.

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.

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.

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

You're correct" Oversimplification of problems is where mistakes are made!" Keep up good work of making this housing problem understandable!

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.

keep spittin' truths brotha!

Pls master at lower levels! Blowin my speakers bruh ... thanks for the content

Great job with this video. Anything financial related is difficult. People are making lots of money on their homes and selling to the highest bidder that allows them to purchase more expensive homes. I think this must also contribute to the problem. You have more retirees with mortgages too. It used to be you wanted to pay off your mortgage to decrease your living expenses. With home values so high, it doesn’t make a lot of sense to lose the liquidity. Homelessness is increasing and there will be a reckoning. More people are stuck where they are so they are losing freedom and opportunities. It is all about money and power. Greed unchecked wreaks havoc. We are learning that lesson. Are we paying enough attention? It was so bad when I was growing up in the 80s and 90s so it is just spreading all over exactly as one would expect. We have reckless leaders. We have isolation and separation. Money for the sake of more with no other purpose. How much do you need? Many cannot answer this basic question. They don’t think it through. It is $$ in an account without reason. We all pay for it.

You and your boy Graham gotta get on the same page with this, brah.

Amazing one Andre. In my head, I was trying to figure out exactly what you did, and you explained it simply with 100% demand and "the extra". I agree that investors can significantly sway prices in that way. Now the question is, will investors keep on pressing forward so that they can fully dictate the market with oligopoly control, or will they back out over the next few years as the returns won't be there. I could see them swooping in on multi-family defaults soon....

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.

Hey Andre, I think you're onto something and that takes true understanding of how the big boys think. I encourage you to take some deeper dives maybe more experts to flush that out.

Dude, you're awesome!

This brings up a great point in that companies like Greystar are making it difficult to build and own a condo in major cities. Nowadays, good luck finding a new condominium which is imperative for densely populated areas. Companies like Greystar is making it difficult to buy new and affordable properties

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.

Your video is a lot better that Grahams, the disproportionate affect is having one of the greatest impacts in all markets