Housing Policy, Rent Freezes, and the Return of Large Real Estate Deals - 247

This week on Investing with GoodLife Housing Partners — Rohan and David discuss another busy week across real estate, policy, capital markets, sports, travel, and entertainment, from housing legislation to major institutional real estate moves.• ROAD to Housing Act Moves Forward — The latest federal housing bill includes restrictions on large institutional ownership of single-family homes, while leaving room for build-to-rent housing and other exemptions.• New York City Approves a Rent Freeze — The city’s rent board freezes increases on one- and two-year leases for rent-stabilized apartments, raising fresh debate over affordability, landlord costs, and future rental supply.• Florida Considers Property Tax Reform — Governor DeSantis’ push around reducing or eliminating property taxes for primary residences sparks discussion on homeowner relief, state revenue, and infrastructure funding.• Institutional Real Estate Deals Pick Up — Bridgepoint’s acquisition of Kayne Anderson Real Estate highlights renewed activity at the larger end of the market, while borrowers continue favoring shorter-term loan flexibility.• LA Multifamily Faces Market Pressure — Equity Residential’s Koreatown sale, Anduril’s Costa Mesa headquarters listing, and other Southern California deals show how institutional investors are reassessing basis, supply, and long-term strategy.Tune in now for Episode 247 — covering housing policy, rent freezes, Florida property taxes, institutional real estate M&A, LA multifamily, credit tenants, loan trends, World Cup reactions, Vegas restaurants, and more.