Investors are purchasing fewer homes, but they still account for nearly 25% of sales

The share of investor purchases peaked around 30% early this year but dropped to 23.4% by June, revealing a notable decline in investor activity.

This decline in investor home purchases brings into question whether 2024's drop is seasonal or reflective of longer-term trends, suggesting buyer activity will be key.

CoreLogic's report highlights a complex relationship between investor purchases and home prices, indicating investors raise demand without increasing supply, thereby influencing market prices.

Infectious concerns about investor impacts on homeownership remain, especially in the context of legislation introduced to regulate the activities of institutional investors in the real estate market.

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