What's in the housing affordability bill that Trump refused to sign
Summary
President Trump has not signed a new bipartisan housing bill that aims to change federal housing policy. The bill does not add new spending but tries to make it cheaper and easier to build more homes across the U.S.Key Facts
- The housing bill is bipartisan, meaning it has support from both major political parties.
- It represents the biggest change in federal housing policy in many years.
- The bill does not include any new government spending.
- Its main goal is to increase the supply of homes.
- It plans to do this by lowering costs and simplifying rules for building homes nationwide.
- Former HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan has discussed the bill’s possible effects.
- President Trump has chosen not to sign the bill so far.
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