LANDLORDS ARE DISPROPORTIONATELY INRICHED BY THE FINACIAL EXPLOITATION OF THE RENTER.
The homeowner is 40 times wealthier than the renter
How we began
The Renters Revolution was born from lived experience and hard data. We didn’t start with a slogan—we started with a question: Why are so many hardworking Americans locked out of homeownership while landlords big and small grow richer off our rent?
As renters, we've experienced the patterns: rising rents, shrinking protections, and a system designed to extract wealth from those with the least. We watched families pushed into debt, displacement, and instability—not by accident, but by policy. The housing crisis wasn’t a glitch, it was engineered. So, we came together, not as victims, but as a REVOLUTION. We built this movement to expose the injustice of the RENTER/LANDLORD DYNAMIC, and to fight for affordable, purchasable housing for all income levels. We believe housing is a human right—not a speculative asset. We reject the manufactured renter class and demand a future where people—not profit—shape the housing landscape.
Our coalition grew from frustration into action. We publish data. and we share real life experiences.We challenge outdated zoning laws, corporate ownership, and the myth that renting is the only path for working families. We call for affordable housing. Where people can retire with dignity, and generational wealth.
This is more than a campaign. It’s a revolution. And it started with renters who refused to stay silent.
Together we can
Together we can break the chains of a system that bleeds renters dry. We can demand affordable housing, slash outrageous permit fees, and tear down zoning laws that lock working families out of homeownership. We can fight for updated building codes that make it possible for lower-income communities to build, own, and thrive. When we stand united, landlords, profiteers, and broken policies cannot silence us. Together, we can reclaim the American dream — not as tenants forever paying tribute, but as homeowners with futures worth fighting for.