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Jay Parsons posts on X about los angeles, investment, over the, builders the most. They currently have XXXXXX followers and 1285 posts still getting attention that total XXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.
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Social topic influence los angeles, investment, over the, builders, has been, multiple times, equity residential, reit, homes, mls
Top assets mentioned Equity Residential (EQR) Parcl (PRCL)
Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
"Just as this app rages over the huge drop in apartment construction in Los Angeles this article comes out in The American Prospect and leads with renters in . Los Angeles"
X Link @jayparsons 2025-10-06T17:37Z 29.1K followers, 3378 engagements
"This is a reality too many people don't understand: "If the investors won't invest builders can't build." Most apartment builders raise $$ from investors to fund projects. (Below is from LA Times article about how "almost no one is building new apartments in Los Angeles.") As one developer in article said (and as I and many others have noted multiple times on this app): "L.A. has been redlined by the majority of the investment community." Want more development Stop demonizing. Start collaborating. Zoning and permitting reform Yes But if your policies demonize investors once that project"
X Link @jayparsons 2025-10-07T01:59Z 29.1K followers, 21.8K engagements
"A house is a home first and that can be worth more than an investment to a homebuyer. But there are better ways to build wealth"
X Link @jayparsons 2025-10-16T16:37Z 29.1K followers, 13.3K engagements
"Bear in mind Equity Residential's resident base is skewed toward very upper end of incomes among renters. High end Class A+ apartments"
X Link @jayparsons 2025-10-06T17:39Z 29.1K followers, 1823 engagements
"Equity Residential (major apartment REIT) recently had its Q2'25 earnings call. Lots and lots of color on the market. Highlights: 1) Urban centers -- long pulling down apartment portfolios -- are now a strength as quality of life improves and workers return in office"
X Link @jayparsons 2025-08-11T18:39Z 29.1K followers, 33.5K engagements
"Invitation Homes like some other institutional owners of single-family rentals hasn't been a big buyer of homes off the MLS for many years. Why "When we look at where homes are trading on the MLS from a yield on cost basis. it doesn't meet the hurdle rates we have." Instead Invitation (like many of its peers) continues to be a net seller of existing homes -- recycling that capital to build/buy new build-for-rent homes. Most Americans are still largely unaware that many (not all) of the biggest SFR players aren't competing for homes on the MLS -- and haven't been for a long time even"
X Link @jayparsons 2025-09-25T20:06Z 29.1K followers, 10.7K engagements
""Accidental landlords" (homeowners unable to sell at desired price so they list it for rent instead) are an interesting group and Parcl showing their numbers are growing. I'm always curious: What is the profile/story of someone who'd do this Where are they moving How long are they planning to hold onto the home as a rental How much higher would prices have to be for them to have sold"
X Link @jayparsons 2025-09-26T14:08Z 29.1K followers, 18.7K engagements
"Weird. Check out these lists showing where Class C apartment rents are falling most. (Class C = cheapest market-rate units.) In XX of the XX MSAs where Class C rents FALLING X% new apartment SUPPLY exceeds the U.S. average. And . guess where Class C rents growing MOST"
X Link @jayparsons 2025-10-13T16:32Z 29.1K followers, 48.4K engagements
"Unpopular opinion: Population-to-housing ratio isn't a useful stat particularly when the birth rate is declining household sizes are shrinking and more people (especially renters) are living solo"
X Link @jayparsons 2025-10-09T15:07Z 29.1K followers, 7963 engagements
"@MFRE_Shenanigan I don't think many groups are actually underwriting X% even if they think that'll happen. I think a year ago the conventional thinking was a some rent growth this year (2-3%) and moderately above normal in 2026-27"
X Link @jayparsons 2025-10-08T13:58Z 29.1K followers, XXX engagements