US Housing Bill Signing Controversy
A bipartisan housing bill aimed at increasing supply and lowering prices faces cancellation by Trump due to political disagreements.
June 2026
Tim Scott works with Democrats to pass bipartisan housing bill
Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott, R-S.C., collaborated with Democrats to secure the passage of a bipartisan housing bill. The legislation aims to reduce federal regulations and increase local control over housing supply.
Source ↗Elizabeth Warren comments on blocking private equity in housing
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren stated that the bill is significant because it prevents private equity from purchasing single-family homes. She noted this action addresses housing being treated as a Wall Street investment.
Source ↗Maxine Waters calls housing bill a step toward addressing crises
Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters of California commented on the legislation, describing it as a major step toward addressing the affordable housing and homelessness crises in the United States.
Source ↗US Senate Passes 21st Century Road to Housing Act
The US Senate passed the 21st Century Road to Housing Act with a vote of 85-5. The bipartisan measure aims to lower housing costs by streamlining construction and permitting.
Source ↗Bipartisan Housing Bill Moves to House of Representatives
Following its passage in the Senate, the 21st Century Road to Housing Act now heads to the House of Representatives.
Source ↗Senate Passes Bipartisan Housing Bill Aimed at Supply Increase
The Senate passed a bipartisan housing bill with a vote of 85-5. The legislation seeks to increase housing supply and lower prices by reducing federal regulations and expanding local control.
Source ↗Housing Bill Bans Corporate Investors from Buying Single-Family Homes
The final version of the bipartisan housing bill bans corporate investors from purchasing single-family homes. This measure was part of the legislation that passed the Senate.
Source ↗Senate Excludes Provision Requiring Investor Sales of New Homes
The Senate did not include a provision in the housing bill that would have mandated investors sell newly constructed homes within seven years. This omission was noted during the final negotiations.
Source ↗Trump Cancels Signing of Housing Bill Over Voter ID Dispute
President Donald Trump cancelled plans to sign bipartisan housing legislation. This action followed Republican senators' refusal to alter chamber rules to pass his voter ID bill.
Source ↗Trump Scheduled to Sign 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
President Donald Trump was scheduled to sign the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. The signing ceremony was set to take place at noon in the Capitol.
Source ↗Trump Announces Cancellation via Truth Social
President Donald Trump announced the cancellation of the signing ceremony on Truth Social. He stated the cancellation would remain in effect until the SAVE AMERICA ACT is passed.
Source ↗House of Representatives approves 21st Century Road to Housing Act
The House of Representatives approved the 21st Century Road to Housing Act. This legislation aims to lower rents and home prices by reducing federal regulations and streamlining construction processes.
Source ↗Trump cancels housing bill signing ceremony
President Donald Trump abruptly called off a planned signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill. He stated the cancellation was until his demands were met regarding his voting legislation.
Source ↗Trump demands proof of citizenship for voters
President Trump announced he would not sign the housing bill unless Congress passed his bill requiring proof of citizenship for all voters. He referred to this legislation as the SAVE AMERICA ACT.
Source ↗John Thune comments on Trump's cancellation
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., told reporters that the cancellation of the signing ceremony was a decision made by President Trump. Thune also noted that neither he nor Trump had the votes to pass the proof-of-citizenship bill.
Source ↗Trump cancels signing of bipartisan housing bill
Donald Trump cancelled plans to sign a broad bipartisan bill aimed at lowering housing costs. He demanded Congress first approve his controversial Save America Act.
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