Overview
- The Senate-approved package, written by Sens. Tim Scott and Elizabeth Warren, bundles roughly 40 provisions focused on boosting housing supply and affordability.
- Key measures aim to streamline approvals, expand manufactured and modular housing, and remove regulatory barriers to lower construction costs.
- The bill would bar entities owning 350 or more single-family homes from buying additional properties while allowing them to build or rehabilitate homes.
- Large investors would be required to sell homes to everyday buyers after seven years, with a three-year extension if a current renter opts to remain.
- Differences with the House’s narrower bill must be reconciled, and passage is uncertain as President Trump has sent mixed signals and tied his signing priorities to separate election-law demands.