Housing bill heads to Trump's desk, kicking off a 10-day decision window
A bipartisan housing affordability bill is headed to President Trump’s desk after House Speaker Mike Johnson said transmission will occur Monday; Trump had paused signing earlier, but the measure—aimed at increasing housing supply, streamlining environmental reviews, easing manufactured-home construction, and limiting institutional investors—could become law in 10 days if he takes no action, or be vetoed with a potential congressional override. The bill passed 358-32 in the House and 85-5 in the Senate.