GA HR1103

Georgia House Resolution encouraging state and local governments to assist in reducing corporate/institutional investor ownership of residential properties to improve housing affordability

References the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) campaign launched January 2, 2026, targeting major Wall Street landlords including Blackstone and Invitation Homes

Notes that NACA has contacted 70,000 tenants in Georgia and plans to expand outreach to over 800,000 tenants nationwide about corporate landlord ownership

Supports the proposed Neighborhood Ownership, Accountability, and Transparency Act, which would require Wall Street landlords to sell properties to owner-occupants on affordable terms and eliminate government support for institutional investors

Encourages local governments to use their full home rule powers to address corporate residential property ownership and return prosperity to residents