Here’s where things stand since Trump refused to sign it.

The House Republican chair is claiming it’s on Trump’s desk. That doesn’t seem to be the case.

A lot of coverage has focused on reining in large investors from scooping up homes. But an important provision could help thousands of working-class people buy their first home.

Houses now cost 3.5 times their median income.

The president is going nuts over Tuesday’s election results in New York.

The president abruptly canceled a public signing ceremony of the bill—leaving his own party in the lurch.

Representative French Hill didn’t seem to realize the president is refusing to sign this bill.

He wants Congress to pass a voter suppression bill instead.

Democrats and outside experts say more is needed. But more might also require some key victories in November.

A long-delayed annual report recorded marginal improvements nationwide during Biden’s final year in office. Rather than double down on success, the White House is on the warpath.

He is against private equity buying up single-family homes. Democrats should take note—and do him one better.

HUD Secretary Scott Turner couldn’t provide a single example of what he has done in the year-plus since he took office.

Renter-equity programs are popping up around the country. Can they make a real difference, or are they just another fintech scheme?

If a proposed change to HUD regulations allowing for time limits and work requirements for aid is implemented, low-income Americans could lose their housing.

A bipartisan bill passed by the Senate would make manufactured homes even more affordable by removing a single unnecessary requirement. But the House is busy trying to suppress the vote.

One Democratic senator voted against the legislation, which overwhelmingly passed the Senate.

A new report reveals how President Trump is prioritizing his culture war above all else.

From city councils to Congress, homeowners have always dominated elected office. But after Mamdani’s victory, a slew of candidates want to follow in his footsteps.

President Trump’s entire speech at the World Economic Forum was supposed to be about affordability.

If Democrats wants to ease the affordability crisis, they’ll campaign on reining in the paramilitary force that’s making everything more expensive.