Vindman touts bipartisan housing bill, urges Trump to sign it
Rep. Eugene Vindman (D-VA) says a rare bipartisan, bicameral housing bill could help ease the nation's affordability crisis by boosting housing supply, streamlining development on previously developed land, and limiting institutional purchases of single-family homes. Vindman criticized President Trump for delaying the bill's enactment over his demands to pass the SAVE Act, arguing the focus should remain on lowering housing costs and increasing affordability for families in Virginia and across the country.
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