Trump's Executive Orders Aim to Lower Housing Costs
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President Trumps executive orders aim to cut red tape and ease mortgage rules to tackle high housing costs, targeting barriers that limit credit access and delay construction. With median home prices nearing $400,000 and mortgage rates dropping, voters under forty express frustration over affordability. The White House attributes the issue to bureaucracy, while the Senate passes a bipartisan bill to increase building and restrict large investors. Experts caution that state and local policies, along with broader market shifts, will significantly impact any quick fixes to the housing crisis.
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