ilmscore | Prediction Details
"And third, as unpopular as this is to say, measures like this have actually been tried in the past and have completely backfired. Like, take a look at what they did to housing prices [music] as of today. Institutional bans on rental properties have been implemented in several areas with the first being Atlanta, Georgia. In 2022, they passed a bill that limited built-ren communities where a corporation buys up a plot of land, builds dozens or hundreds of single family homes, and then sells them to a large corporation who proceeds to rent them out. But since then, home prices in Atlanta have still gone up and rents have remained unchanged."
By Graham Stephan | January 8, 2026 | Incorrect
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Interpreted Prediction
Institutional bans on rental properties in Atlanta since 2022 have not increased home prices or decreased rents.
AI Evaluation Notes
The prediction that institutional bans on rental properties in Atlanta since 2022 have not increased home prices or decreased rents is inaccurate. According to recent data, home prices in Atlanta have significantly increased since 2022, and rents have also risen, contradicting the prediction [cite: i].

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Housing Market

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