San Francisco tech startups buying houses in Atlanta

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San Francisco tech startups buying houses in Atlanta


Divvy Homes, a San Francisco tech startup, is buying up houses across the South. Especially in cities like Atlanta.

Divvy Homes bought this house in Clayton County, GA for close to $100,000 and doubled the rent. But now they’re doing layoffs.

Does this mean that the tech investors will do a big selloff in Atlanta and other markets? Track the…

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  1. (Nelson) From The Simpsons! HEAHAH!😅😂👉 Keep paying that empty expensive house! FOOL me once, shame on me, Fool me twice? Shame on you! Lower your prices! Maybe someone will think of renting! Rent/buy? I'm preparing/doomsday for the worst!

  2. Nick, you are so utterly full of crap.
    No, rent wasn’t “$950.”
    No, it didn’t go to “almost $1600.”

    And no, $1520 is not “DOUBLE THE RENT!!” of $990.

    Get a job.

  3. How is tech start up relating to housing? Very deceiving… call it for what it is, it is more like a group of disguised wannabe realtors buying up houses, holding them, and price gouging, hoping somebody will fall for it.

  4. Hope those bill/millionaires ALL go under & lose every penny they've invested in those homes,bthey so deserve it!! 😂 Look into that Divvey company to see who really owns that name, probably Chyna 😡

  5. San Francisco tech workers moved over to Oakland running the housing market up. Fortunately when crime got so bad, they were able to move, long term residents were not. No one can purchase the homes to re build the neighborhoods at such high cost

  6. I said this a while ago. In 2008 the problem was that they gave predatory loans to people that couldn’t pay them then based lots of other investments on the success of those loans. When the loans failed it threatened the investments failing (pensions and other important funds) so the government bailed the banks off and basically paid off everyone’s loans.

    Now the banks are the ones buying the houses, what happens when the rent is too high and no one can afford to live there? Nothing. There is no mortgage because the bank owns it, there’s nothing to collapse if people don’t live there. Just homelessness until you can scrounge up enough money to pay. It’s still an unsustainable model but the banks will be fine when it fails so 🤷🏼‍♂️

  7. I love how it's a new trend that's been going on for almost 4 years. Where you been homey, these evil fucking bankers been here for decades dude, you thought they weren't gonna be evil during covid?

  8. Yeah because corporations are the ones behind the scenes controlling everything including our government. The way the greed is consuming this land is devastating. Part of the evil behind this grand plan is to snap up real estate properties leaving very little supply for the majority of citizens causing demand to be high keeping the majority poor and paying their mortgages. They want to set it up so we are at their mercy.

  9. Not including those who profit from corporate single family home ownership, what American would approve of this? We need a vote on this issue and we need to hold all of our representatives accountable.