Bipartisan Housing Bill Reaches White House Amid Trump's Indifference

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House Speaker Mike Johnson has sent a bipartisan housing affordability bill to the White House, initiating a 10-day period for it to become law. President Trump has expressed skepticism about the bill's importance, labeling it a 'yawn' and indicating he may not sign it, although he won't veto it either. The legislation, known as the '21st Century Road to Housing Act,' aims to address the housing affordability crisis by increasing supply and limiting private equity investments in single-family homes. Congressional Republicans are hopeful for its passage as they prepare for the upcoming midterm elections.
Key Details: • The bill is now at the White House and has a 10-day window to become law. • Trump has not committed to signing the bill, citing disagreements over its bipartisan support. • The housing bill aims to increase housing supply and limit large investors in single-family homes. • Republicans are counting on the bill's passage to bolster their campaigns ahead of the November midterms.