You Can’t Buy a House—But BlackRock Just Bought 400 on Your Block

July 28, 2025

Every time you look at Zillow, it feels like a cruel joke.

Same neighborhood. Same floor plan. Same beat-up porch.

But now it’s $200K more than last year—and gone in 48 hours.

You think: “What family could afford this?”

None. Because it wasn’t bought by a family.

It was bought by BlackRock.

Or Invitation Homes.

Or some faceless real estate fund with algorithmic bids and Wall Street cash.

It’s Not a Market. It’s an Extraction System.

You save for a down payment.

They borrow at near-zero and buy 400 homes at once.

You try to get pre-approved.

They get pre-allocated portfolios.

You see a house as a place to live.

They see it as yield.

This isn’t just about greedy corporations.

It’s the natural outcome of a broken money system.

When dollars lose value faster than people can spend them, those dollars go chasing something—anything—real.

And the most “real” thing left?

Your shelter. Your neighborhood. Your future.

They’re not printing houses. But they are printing money—and turning that money into control over your life.

The American Dream Was Never Meant to Be Leased

Want to own a home now?

You’ll have to outbid an algorithm. You’ll have to compete with a billion-dollar balance sheet. You’ll have to pretend it’s still a “free market.”

But the truth?

You were never invited to the auction.

You can’t fix this overnight.

But you can stop playing by their rules.

Watch what they buy. Study what they hoard. Learn what they’re hiding.

Then make your move.

— Death of the Dollar