Biden’s Housing Supply Action Plan Is Hopeful, But Its Future Depends on Congress
Biden's recently announced housing proposal offers a solution to fast-track new housing supply, but it first needs Congressional approval
Biden Announces Housing Supply Action Plan to Boost Inventory Nationwide
Biden's most recent housing initiative seeks to overcome a decades-old supply deficit, but experts worry that not all homebuyers will benefit equally
New York State Lawmakers Debate Transition to Renewable Energy
State lawmakers are considering a switch to all-electric building construction starting in 2024
California State Senator Proposes $10 Billion Endowment to Help With Home Purchases
A top California lawmaker is working to create a new program that will help families afford home purchases in the most expensive markets across the state
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NAHB Urges Biden to Reduce Home Building Costs
The NAHB is seeking support from President Biden amid grueling price volatility and supply chain disruptions delaying new home construction
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NAHB Opposes Proposed Tax Credit Program Changes
NAHB Policy Briefing | NAHB opposes changes to Section 45L Energy Efficient Home Credit; supply of 'missing middle' moderate-density housing isn't sufficient to meet demand
Housing Policy + Finance
Biden Announces Funding for Energy Efficiency in Low-Income Homes
President Biden recently outlined plans to improve infrastructure and energy efficiency for homes in low-income areas
Housing Policy + Finance
President Biden Ups His Budget to Combat Housing Crisis
Over $70 billion has been allocated to the Department of Housing and Urban Development to resolve a nationwide housing crisis, but will it be enough?
Government + Policy
Virtual Appraisals Could Reduce Racial Bias on Home Purchases
Home appraisals can now be conducted remotely, a move which the Interagency Task Force on Property Appraisal and Valuation Equity hopes will eliminate racial biases in home purchases
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Federal Judge Blocks Oregon Ban on Real Estate ‘Love Letters’
Oregon’s ruling to restrict personal communication between buyers and sellers violates First Amendment freedoms, according to U.S. District Judge Marco A. Hernández
Housing Policy + Finance
State of the Union Follow-Up: What About Rising Rents?
Biden’s first State of the Union address outlined his administration’s plan to build back the nation after the devastating and costly COVID-19 pandemic, but absent from his speech was an objective to cut housing costs
Government + Policy
What Biden’s Supreme Court Pick Could Mean for the Housing Market
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is no stranger to federal regulatory cases, making her a crucial Supreme Court nominee for the future of NAHB
Housing Policy + Finance
Black Americans Are Fighting for Justice After Centuries of Land Theft
The ‘Where Is My Land’ initiative is helping hundreds of Black families across the country who are fighting for the return of stolen land
Government + Policy
California Bill Proposes a Vaccine Mandate for All Employees
A necessary final step toward normalcy or a statewide infringement? Here’s what Californians have to say about the fate of a new vaccine mandate