Marshall Backs 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act After 50% Home Price Jump
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Updated · Roger Marshall · Jun 23
Marshall Backs 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act After 50% Home Price Jump
1 articles · Updated · Roger Marshall · Jun 23
Summary
Roger Marshall said the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is designed to help first-time buyers, especially families under 40, re-enter a housing market he said has become unaffordable.
More than 50% home-price growth under Biden, Marshall argued, has made ownership "impossible" for many young families, with federal and local regulations now the biggest cost driver for builders.
The bill would cut federal red tape, press local communities to streamline rules, ease lending by community banks and curb large Wall Street investors' role in housing purchases.
Marshall framed the measure as a supply-and-affordability push aimed at restoring first-home access rather than a broad housing-market overhaul.