You've got it backwards. The bigger issue is that we aren't building new supply to meet demand. Corporations buying property is only an issue because we've stop

You've got it backwards. The bigger issue is that we aren't building new supply to meet demand. Corporations buying property is only an issue because we've stopped/slowed new home development/supply to not keep up with demand. Allow supply to meet demand and the corporations don't have a market to monopolize. This is the law of supply and demand 101. But the same people that are usually against corporations buying properties, are usually against new home development and increased housing density. I saw many housing activists in the Bay Area who were against new housing at market rates and thought all new housing should be at below-market-rate prices--which simply isn't possible.