DR Horton IncBill aims to boost housing supply, directly benefiting homebuilders like D.R. Horton.
The U.S. House passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act by a 358-32 vote, sending the bipartisan affordable housing legislation to President Donald Trump for final approval. The Senate had approved the measure 85-5 on Monday, and Trump is scheduled to sign it at the Capitol on Wednesday. The bill aims to boost housing supply by waiving or speeding up environmental reviews for home construction and capping the number of single-family homes that large institutional investors can own. Homebuilders such as D.R. Horton, Lennar, PulteGroup, NVR, and Taylor Morrison Home, along with building-products supplier Builders FirstSource and manufactured housing companies Champion Homes and Cavco Industries, are seen as potential beneficiaries.
DR Horton IncBill aims to boost housing supply, directly benefiting homebuilders like D.R. Horton.
Lennar CorporationBill aims to boost housing supply, directly benefiting homebuilders like Lennar.
NVR IncBill aims to boost housing supply, directly benefiting homebuilders like NVR.
PulteGroup IncBill aims to boost housing supply, benefiting homebuilders like PulteGroup.
Taylor Morn HomeBill aims to boost housing supply, benefiting homebuilders like Taylor Morrison Home.
Cavco Industries IncBill caps institutional ownership of single-family homes, benefiting manufactured housing companies.
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Builders FirstSource IncBill boosts housing supply, increasing demand for building products.