Summary
President Donald Trump has announced plans to address the ongoing housing crisis in the United States. His proposals include banning corporate investors from buying single-family homes and directing federal support for mortgage-backed securities. These measures aim to make homes more affordable, though experts have differing opinions on their effectiveness.
Key Facts
- President Trump plans to introduce significant housing reforms in 2025 to address rising home prices and mortgage rates.
- One proposal is to ban large corporate investors from purchasing single-family homes.
- Corporate investors accounted for 10.8% of home purchases in mid-2025, with most being small-scale investors.
- Since 2022, activity by large corporate investors has been declining.
- Opening federal land for residential building is another option Trump is considering, but it faces challenges due to location issues.
- Discussions on these housing measures are ongoing, with further announcements expected this year.
