The iBuyers[0] are also capable of accidentally cornering a small market to weird consequences. When that happens, prices can temporarily spike and buyers can d

The iBuyers[0] are also capable of accidentally cornering a small market to weird consequences. When that happens, prices can temporarily spike and buyers can decide to defer their purchase/move until prices come down more. This is particularly pernicious because while there is a ton of housing, very few actual units in a city are ever on the market at once, making it easier for a well capitalized buyer to corner. My small city (pop ~1mil) only has 638 units for sale according to Zillow, which is pretty small all considered. 0 - What an unfortunate name we’ve settled on. Reminds me of the era where every cheap infomercial product had to ape Apple naming conventions.