As the Senate prepares to take up the ROAD to Housing Act, now’s a good time to revisit what’s in the bill. Our explainer breaks down the key provisions and what they could mean for housing supply and affordability. ⬇️ bipartisanpolicy.org/explainer/what…

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🏘 Is homeownership still part of the American Dream? 🎙️ On March 4, we will host Bryan Greene of REALTORS, Jenny Schuetz of Arnold Ventures, Matthew Yglesias of Slow Boring, Julie Z. Weil of The Washington Post, and our own Dennis Shea to discuss homeownership and the future of the

Wondering how the House and Senate housing packages compare? We’ve got you covered — check out our side-by-side breakdown of the ROAD to Housing Act and the Housing for the 21st Century Act. ow.ly/bc0r50Yj6WG

Before the Senate votes, get up to speed on the ROAD to Housing Act. Our explainer breaks down what’s in the legislation ⤵️

Homeownership has become more challenging for young adults, leaving many to wonder: is it still part of the American Dream? (answer ⬇️) Join us March 4 for a discussion with a great lineup of housing experts: bipartisanpolicy.org/event/is-homeo…

It was great to contribute to this Urban Land Magazine article on housing legislation with broad implications for housing supply and development. urbanland.uli.org/congress-advan…

Housing is heating up on Capitol Hill—and the Senate is expected to take up the ROAD to Housing Act next week. Stay in the know as housing policy moves. 🏠 This month’s Terwilliger Center newsletter: • Compares the ROAD to Housing Act and the Housing for the 21st Century Act

As the Senate prepares to vote next week on the ROAD to Housing Act, months of working across the aisle are moving us closer to the finish line. #Housing is happening. 🏠 If you’re following the debate, our Bipartisan Policy Center team has two quick resources to help:

Delighted to welcome Capital One and Gina Metrakas to the Executive Council for Housing Affordability at BPC’s Terwilliger Center. We look forward to advancing bipartisan housing solutions together. bipartisanpolicy.org/press-release/…

It’s an exciting week for #housing! Looking forward to what both sides and both congressional chambers can deliver as they work together on solutions for affordability. Thanks to Washington Examiner’s Zachary Halaschak for covering the developments: washingtonexaminer.com/news/senate/44…

NEWS: The Senate Banking Committee has released a draft combining its ROAD to Housing Act with House legislation and a White House-backed push to limit institutional investors from the single-family housing market. Meet the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act:

“Housing is so expensive.” You see it in headlines and across social media, but for millions of renters and families, it’s a daily reality as they spend more than half their income on rent or struggle to buy a first home. “That’s not a Democratic or Republican issue. That’s an

Comprehensive housing reform is within reach. The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, unveiled yesterday in the Senate, brings congressional priorities together to boost supply, cut red tape, and crack down on fraud and waste. banking.senate.gov/newsroom/minor…

NAR VP of Policy Advocacy Bryan Greene spoke at the Bipartisan Policy Center panel on the future of homeownership in America and policy solutions to support first-time homebuyers & protect the American Dream of homeownership. Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=ceQ8dM…

Great discussion yesterday on #homeownership and the American Dream with industry leaders and policymakers. Tackling high prices, rising rates, and starter home shortages is critical for helping more Americans buy their first home.

Earlier today, the Senate passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act on a broad bipartisan basis. See what’s included and how it could expand housing opportunities: ow.ly/2R7450Yt7J1

Homeownership remains a cornerstone of economic security, but rising costs and limited supply are putting it out of reach for many Americans. In our new explainer, we break down the latest trends shaping homeownership today: bipartisanpolicy.org/explainer/what…

Thank you to @USAging for the invitation to speak on housing and its role in aging well. Expanding housing options and improving affordability are critical to helping older adults remain stable and thrive.

“You can legalize any kind of housing that you want in your city. But whether or not it gets built depends on if it’s a financeable and sellable product.” Our own Francis Torres Gonzalez spoke with The Washington Post reporter Julie Z. Weil about how smart zoning reforms and incentives can