The housing bill’s back on track to becoming law. Here’s what it does for affordability.
MarketWatch· Victor Reklaitis· Jun 26, 2026 · 8:14 PM
A bipartisan housing package appears once again close to becoming U.S. law, albeit with a delay after President Donald Trump canceled a signing ceremony for the legislation on Wednesday.
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