A growing wave of frustration is building as people push back against corporations buying up residential real estate, driving up housing costs and displacing families. From skyrocketing rents to predatory practices by companies like H-E-B, critics argue this trend erodes affordability and threatens community stability. Advocates call for limits on corporate ownership of single-family homes, pointing to rising inequality as a direct result of corporate overreach in housing markets. The movement also taps into broader concerns about overconsumption and the human cost of unchecked consumerism.