Bipartisan housing bill heads to White House with 10-day clock to sign or veto

A bipartisan housing affordability bill that would streamline environmental reviews, boost housing supply, lower costs, expand financing, and curb large institutional investors moves to President Trump’s desk after a Johnson-led meeting; Trump previously signaled hesitancy and even canceled a signing ceremony, but once formally transmitted the bill sits on a 10-calendar-day window during which he can sign, veto, or allow it to become law without action, with a veto override possible in Congress.