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Request for Information on Serial Acquisitions and Roll-Up Strategies
FTC and DOJ request for information on serial acquisitions and roll-up strategies including housing markets.
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Evidence topology
Where this source enters the observatory
1/7 direct domains · 0 normalized indicators · 1 market · 2026- Record identityftc-doj-rollups-2024Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice, 2024
- Source classAgency reportAccessed Jun 21, 2026
- Encoded scope1 active route1 direct / 0 indicator rows
- Permitted inferenceTrace + reproduceNo automatic endorsement or comparability
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Published report
Jun 21, 2026
An open brief explaining why housing affordability and supply stress require local competition data before HHI can be responsibly reported.
Harvard JCHS renter cost-burden data, Freddie Mac supply-shortage estimate, GAO selected single-family rental investor ownership data, and FTC/DOJ roll-up inquiry materials.
Industry observatory
NAICS concentration evidence
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Citation custody
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Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice, Request for Information on Corporate Consolidation Through Serial Acquisitions and Roll-Up Strategies, May 2024.
FTC and DOJ request for information on serial acquisitions and roll-up strategies including housing markets.
Canonical source citation
Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice, Request for Information on Corporate Consolidation Through Serial Acquisitions and Roll-Up Strategies, May 2024. Available at https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/ftc_gov/pdf/Serial%20Acquisition%20RFI_5.22.24.pdf. Accessed Jun 21, 2026. Antitrust Radar source record ftc-doj-rollups-2024: https://antitrustradar.org/sources/ftc-doj-rollups-2024
- Publisher
- Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice
- Access date
- Jun 21, 2026
- License note
- Public federal government request for information
- Archive
- No archive URL recorded
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Citation, publisher, access, and license
Definitions
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Observations
HHI, market size, status, and methodology
Participants
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Official records
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Bounded pre, event-year, and post HHI context
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