House Advances Bipartisan Housing Bill Targeting Costs and Investor Buying

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The House passed a major housing affordability package, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, by a 358-32 vote and sent it to President Trump, who is expected to sign. The bill would boost housing supply through grants, pilot programs and regulatory easing, while a key provision would bar large institutional investors from buying single-family homes. After months of stalled talks, a deal brokered by Sens. Tim Scott and Elizabeth Warren and Reps. French Hill and Maxine Waters yielded rare bipartisan support in both chambers, positioning Republicans to claim progress on a top issue ahead of the midterms.
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