Fueled by more than $160 million in financing, Arrived Homes is turning single-family houses into an investing play à la Robinhood.
In retrospect, there is debate about whether policymakers should have acted sooner—before a housing glut existed—“so that people didn't lose their homes,” said Amanda Kass, associate director of the Government Finance Research Center at the University of Illinois Chicago.
The memo also noted that corporate buyers operate disproportionately in areas “with significantly larger Black populations than the national average,” and that institutional money holds major advantages when buying new property, including closing deals rapidly and entirely in cash.
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