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04-09-2026, 05:35 AM
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33% of home sales in 2025 were investors
https://www.reddit.com/r/REBubble/comments/1sdhmwk/in_2025_investors_bought_33_of_singlefamily_homes/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=2&utm_term=1
Surely the bubble will burst any day now right Oliver?
Surely the bubble will burst any day now right Oliver?
04-09-2026, 06:14 AM
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Originally Posted By Basedbabyy⏩
Sales by investors or to investors?
https://www.reddit.com/r/REBubble/comments/1sdhmwk/in_2025_investors_bought_33_of_singlefamily_homes/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=2&utm_term=1
Surely the bubble will burst any day now right Oliver?
Surely the bubble will burst any day now right Oliver?
No way 33% of houses turned over. It’s 33% of total sales. Which isn’t a lot really.
Why is it posted on a site called RE bubble?
So much retardation.
04-09-2026, 06:43 AM
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Prepare!
Wait wrong thread
Wait wrong thread
Not in the AM
04-09-2026, 07:59 AM
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Not sure on the data, but I'd imagine the 33% includes flippers as well. So basically all the Boomer homes are being bought by people who do some light updating and put it back on the market for $100k more.
Do I think 33% of all single family residences are being sold to investors who turn them into rentals? No.
33% of homes are finally cheap enough that investors can make money off them somehow. And this is a good thing, and reflects the drop in home prices.
Remember, investors typically don't buy in inflated markets. If Investors are buying, it means the market has dropped.
Do I think 33% of all single family residences are being sold to investors who turn them into rentals? No.
33% of homes are finally cheap enough that investors can make money off them somehow. And this is a good thing, and reflects the drop in home prices.
Remember, investors typically don't buy in inflated markets. If Investors are buying, it means the market has dropped.
04-09-2026, 08:32 AM
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens⏩
Everything is still sky high around me sure inventory has been sitting longer but they sure aren’t dropping the price
Not sure on the data, but I'd imagine the 33% includes flippers as well. So basically all the Boomer homes are being bought by people who do some light updating and put it back on the market for $100k more.
Do I think 33% of all single family residences are being sold to investors who turn them into rentals? No.
33% of homes are finally cheap enough that investors can make money off them somehow. And this is a good thing, and reflects the drop in home prices.
Remember, investors typically don't buy in inflated markets. If Investors are buying, it means the market has dropped.
Do I think 33% of all single family residences are being sold to investors who turn them into rentals? No.
33% of homes are finally cheap enough that investors can make money off them somehow. And this is a good thing, and reflects the drop in home prices.
Remember, investors typically don't buy in inflated markets. If Investors are buying, it means the market has dropped.
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