alt Hacker NewsBased on the data I've seen, respectfully, you are wrong. No, I can't share it. The data is publicly available, however. Feel free to dig it up and aggregate it. The data is publicly available, the effort to dig into it, finding meaning, and sell it to folks, however, is not.
What I don't understand is how this new type of asset is above reproach.
I mean BlackRock and Blackstone creating securities backed by real estate in general, not only single family homes.
What if this new type of asset signals to the broader real estate market that regulators favor large investors?
Even more likely, what if this new type of asset succeeds at the expense of first time home buyers?