Homes for American Families Act amends the Sherman Act to restrict certain entities from purchasing residential real estate.
The Homes for American Families Act amends the Sherman Act to prohibit certain entities from purchasing residential real estate, deeming such purchases as contracts in restraint of trade. The act targets entities like real estate investment trusts, insurance companies, and investment companies or private funds with significant assets under management. The Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice is directed to prioritize the review of such purchases for anti-competitive effects and enforcement against anticompetitive practices in local.
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