Private equity firms Blackrock and Blackstone destroyed the housing market – Now they are after the energy market.
Blackstone destroyed the housing market they purchased so many homes that they artificially inflated the housing market under Biden and consequentially killed the dream of owning a home for young people wanting to purchase homes.
Blackstone didn’t buy 274,000 homes to be landlords.
They spent $1 trillion turning homeownership into subscription housing.
They are creating a generation that will own nothing and rent everything.
While families dream of white picket fences, Wall Street dreams of permanent tenants
Blackstone didn’t buy 274,000 homes to be landlords.
They spent $1 trillion turning homeownership into subscription housing.
They are creating a generation that will own nothing and rent everything.
While families dream of white picket fences, Wall Street dreams of permanent… pic.twitter.com/osqVBIZ2UQ
— Shawn Chauhan (@shawnchauhan1) August 17, 2025
And more:
Blackstone already controls rent prices through AI.
RealPage software coordinates “revenue management” across competitors- the DOJ calls it price-fixing.
Over 30 lawsuits pending.
When algorithms set your rent, you’re not in a free market. You’re in a rigged game. pic.twitter.com/wEvVLaaQzh
— Shawn Chauhan (@shawnchauhan1) August 17, 2025
And even more:
Wall Street calls it “build-to-rent.”
Neighborhoods designed for permanent renters.
No ownership pathway.
No equity building.
No wealth transfer to next generation.You’ll live in their houses, follow their rules, and thank them for the privilege of never building wealth. pic.twitter.com/KbWNXfgmgj
— Shawn Chauhan (@shawnchauhan1) August 17, 2025
Wages have not increased at the same rate as assets and homeownership is a big part of that.
America’s defense against wealth inequality has always been Homeownership.
Property builds generational wealth.
Creates stable communities.
Gives families skin in the game.Blackstone needed to capture that wealth transfer.
So they captured the houses themselves. pic.twitter.com/BUtul6N5fH
— Shawn Chauhan (@shawnchauhan1) August 17, 2025
Here’s more:
The timing isn’t coincidental.
As interest rates spike, individual buyers get priced out while Blackstone pays cash – often 30% above asking.
They celebrate declining construction as “good news” because less supply means higher rents.
Scarcity is their business model. pic.twitter.com/fPRuxmEOd1
— Shawn Chauhan (@shawnchauhan1) August 17, 2025
It looks like Blackrock and Blackstone are now targeting the energy sector.
Now Blackrock and Blackstone are acquiring American electric utility companies and the results will be massive increases for Americans in energy costs.
Get ready for your electricity bills to skyrocket, both BlackRock and Blackstone have begun purchasing American electric utilities companies
“Private equity firms BlackRock and Blackstone are both in the process of acquiring their first electric utility companies
– BlackRock is buying one based out of Minnesota for a little over $6 billion, and they provide services to right around 100,000 people
– Blackstone is buying a utility company in New Mexico for just over $11 billionAnd, and why is private equity starting to get into electricity companies? Well, let me share a little insight with you.
PSEG, which is an electric company out of New Jersey, just reported its first quarters of 2025 to be up 47% over last year. They claim that 90% of this energy usage is from AI and data centers. Let that sink in, people. Your energy bills are going to go through the roof.”
Get ready for your electricity bills to skyrocket, both BlackRock and Blackstone have begun purchasing American electric utilities companies
“Private equity firms BlackRock and Blackstone are both in the process of acquiring their first electric utility companies
– BlackRock is… pic.twitter.com/atInFInEdt
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) August 20, 2025
Some rule changes are in order and the first one that should be instituted is that hedge funds aren’t allowed to vote the shares they own. They own these shares for other investors, they aren’t theirs and they shouldn’t be allowed to vote them.
Some rule changes are in order and the first one that should be instituted is that hedge funds aren’t allowed to vote the shares they own. They own these shares for other investors, they aren’t theirs and they shouldn’t be allowed to vote them.