Federal housing bill could accelerate California construction

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The biggest housing bill in decades became law even without President Trump’s signature, aimed at jumpstarting housing construction nationwide through city-building grants, cheaper regulatory pathways for pre-built housing, and disaster-recovery programs. California—where prices are among the nation’s highest and demand is greatest—could benefit from incentives to build more, but the state still faces a deep shortage and ongoing affordability challenges as the law takes effect automatically.
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