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Limits on big investors in homes could reduce new supply

The policy discussed would curb large real estate players, raising concerns that less capital could flow to building new homes.

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A proposed law restricting the role of large investors in residential real estate could make the housing market adjustment “messy,” according to The Wall Street Journal Markets.

The outlet said limiting these investors’ activities may reduce the amount of cash available that can otherwise support building new housing supply.

That shift has implications for how quickly new homes can come to market, with the potential to affect overall housing availability as the industry adapts to the rules.

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