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United StatesEO 14438Signed13d ago

Order targets home loan costs and factory-built housing rules

Decreasing Housing Costs for the American People · Signed by President Donald Trump

The order directs federal agencies to pursue lower borrowing costs and simpler rules for factory-built homes, subject to legal limits.

Housing · Consumer Protection

United StatesBill · H.R. 10856In progress13d ago

States would choose housing tax credit cuts or tenant restrictions

LIHTC Security Act · Sponsor: Jodey C. Arrington (R-TX) · 2 cosponsors

Starting in 2028, states would face a 5% cut to housing tax credit limits unless they accept restrictions on certain noncitizen tenants.

Housing · Immigration

United StatesBill · H.R. 10906In progress13d ago

Housing aid and tax credits would favor U.S. wood products

Strong American Wood Act · Sponsor: Bruce Westerman (R-AR) · 1 cosponsor

Businesses could claim tax credits for qualifying timber buildings, while state agencies could seek competitive grants for repayable homebuilding and homebuying aid tied to U.S. lumber.

Housing · Taxes & Budget

United StatesBill · H.R. 10901In progress13d ago

States could get grants to simplify affordable housing financing if funded

Streamlining Affordable Housing Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Norma J. Torres (D-CA)

If Congress provides money, states that opt in could get grants to simplify the financing steps that affordable housing builders must follow.

Housing · Taxes & Budget

United StatesBill · H.R. 10851In progress16d ago

States would consider easing rules for small plug-in solar panels

Socket Full of Sunshine Act · Sponsor: Robert Menendez (D-NJ)

States would consider easing utility rules for portable solar panels, and lower-income households could receive purchase rebates if Congress provides funding.

Consumer Protection · Environment & Energy

United StatesBill · H.R. 10830In progress20d ago

Federal watchdog would study how approved plans affect homebuilding

Build More Homes Act · Sponsor: Jefferson Shreve (R-IN) · 1 cosponsor

A federal watchdog would examine whether locally approved housing plans help communities build homes and publish its findings for Congress and the public.

Government & Ethics · Housing

United StatesBill · H.R. 10590In progress21d ago

VA would offer veterans loans to build rural homes

Veteran Owner-Builders Rights Act · Sponsor: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-WA) · 1 cosponsor

If enacted, the VA would offer eligible veterans direct loans to build rural homes, with construction rules and technical help for loan recipients.

Housing · Veterans

United StatesBill · H.R. 10753In progress29d ago

HUD would let tribes offer unused veterans' housing vouchers to others

Tribal Veterans Voucher Flexibility Act · Sponsor: Elijah Crane (R-AZ) · 1 cosponsor

If enacted, HUD would set up a voluntary process for tribes to offer unused Tribal HUD–VASH vouchers and for tribes that need them to request vouchers.

Housing · Transportation

United StatesBill · H.R. 10688In progress1mo ago

Families with young children could receive housing vouchers if funded

Family Stability and Opportunity Vouchers Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Joe Neguse (D-CO) · 1 cosponsor

Families with young children or an expected child could qualify for housing vouchers if Congress provides funding and they meet housing-need and other voucher rules.

Housing

United StatesBill · H.R. 10709In progress1mo ago

Tax credit would help cover multigenerational home renovations

Multigenerational HOMES Act · Sponsor: Marilyn Strickland (D-WA) · 1 cosponsor

Individuals could claim a 15% federal tax credit, up to a $7,500 total limit per home, for changes supporting an older or disabled relative.

Disability Rights · Housing

OhioBill · SB 476In progress1mo ago

Community owners could ask courts to address association failures

Revise Ohio Planned Community and Condominium Law · Sponsor: Andrew Brenner (R)

Owners in condominiums and planned communities could ask a court to address association failures after giving notice and allowing time for a fix.

Civil Rights & Voting · Government & Ethics

OhioBill · HB 585In progress1mo ago

Department would set rules for funds supporting disability housing

Regards DoDD authority re: community capital assistance funds · Sponsors: Crystal Lett (D), Mike Odioso (R)

If lawmakers appropriate money, the department director would set rules for county boards to fund housing for people receiving supported living, with a chance for residents to help choose.

Disability Rights · Housing

United StatesBill · S. 5652In progress1mo ago

Housing department would accept standard documents when reviewing U.S. content certifications

Build American Efficiency Act · Sponsor: Angus S. King Jr. (I-ME) · 3 cosponsors

HUD, the federal housing department, would accept Make It American documents as sufficient evidence when deciding whether covered aid recipients’ U.S. content certifications meet the rules.

Government & Ethics · Housing

United StatesBill · S. 5681In progress1mo ago

Housing finance watchdog would independently determine its expenses

A bill to provide for the protection of the duties of the Inspector General of the Federal Housing Finance Agency. · Sponsor: Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) · 1 cosponsor

The proposal would place the Federal Housing Finance Agency inspector general’s independently calculated expenses in a list under federal law.

Government & Ethics · Housing

United StatesBill · S. 5625In progress1mo ago

Bill would raise housing tax credits and lengthen affordability rules

Affordable Housing Construction Act · Sponsor: Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) · 1 cosponsor

Federal low-income housing tax-credit projects would operate under larger state ceilings and targeted credit formulas, while some properties would face longer affordability rules.

Economy & Jobs · Housing

United StatesBill · S. 5592In progress1mo ago

HUD could offer first-time homebuyers mortgages if Congress provides funding

American Promise Mortgage Act · Sponsor: Jeff Merkley (D-OR)

With funding from Congress, the U.S. housing department could offer mortgages to first-time buyers who meet account, counseling, and credit requirements.

Housing

United StatesBill · S. 5579In progress1mo ago

Colleges could compete for grants to map past housing discrimination

Mapping Housing Discrimination Act · Sponsor: Tina Smith (D-MN) · 1 cosponsor

If enacted and funded, the proposal would let colleges compete for housing discrimination research grants and require a free public database of their findings.

Civil Rights & Voting · Housing

United StatesBill · S. 5580In progress1mo ago

Public housing agencies could receive funding to install fire sprinklers

Public Housing Fire Safety Act · Sponsor: Tina Smith (D-MN) · 1 cosponsor

Public housing agencies could compete for sprinkler installation grants if Congress provides funding, while federal inspectors would report whether public housing has sprinklers.

Housing · Public Safety

United StatesBill · S. 5559In progress1mo ago

With congressional funding, colleges could receive student basic-needs grants

BASIC Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Alex Padilla (D-CA) · 7 cosponsors

If Congress provides funding, colleges could compete for grants to study and address students’ needs for food, housing, health care, and other essentials.

Education · Healthcare

United StatesBill · S. 5535In progress1mo ago

Federal programs would aid renters and track eviction cases

Eviction Crisis Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Michael F. Bennet (D-CO) · 1 cosponsor

If enacted and funded, federal grants would help very low-income households through short-term housing crises, while the U.S. housing department would collect detailed nationwide eviction data.

Civil Rights & Voting · Consumer Protection