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The housing bill’s back on track to becoming law. Here’s what it does for affordability.

The housing bill’s back on track to becoming law. Here’s what it does for affordability.
MarketWatch Friday 26 June 2026, 17:35 UTC By Victor Reklaitis 1 min read
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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.

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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