Homebuilders ask Trump for tariff exemptions on building materials
The NAHB sent a letter to President Trump asking for tariff exemptions on building materials from Canada and Mexico.
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Trump tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico go into effect Saturday
According to multiple news outlets, President Donald Trump will enact tariffs on goods imported from three major U.S. trade partners. The plan goes into effect Saturday, the White House confirmed, with 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, along with 10% tariffs on China.
Is President Trump bluffing on tariffs?
Trump doesn’t want people to think he’s bluffing on tariffs, so he may follow through with his threat, but it only as a short-term event.
Senate banking chairman says CFPB changes could come ‘soon’
As Joe Biden’s CFPB director remains in his post, a key congressional ally of Donald Trump said changes at the agency could be imminent.
How Trump’s executive orders impact homebuilders
Many of the executive orders Donald Trump signed on his first day in office have direct consequences for homebuilders.
Trump’s executive orders and the policies that could affect housing
What are President Trump’s priorities for housing in his second term? We look at his Day 1 executive orders and other actions for the answer.
Lawmakers, housing groups react to Scott Turner’s HUD confirmation hearing
Lawmakers and housing trade groups reacted to Scott Turner’s confirmation hearing to lead HUD, with many saying they’re poised to work with him on housing issues.
Here’s why Trump’s presidency is keeping agents up at night
Building material costs, skilled labor supply and affordable housing options were top-of-mind issues in a survey of 1,200 real estate pros.
Senate leaders sound off on Scott Turner’s HUD nomination
Tim Scott and Elizabeth Warren, who are likely to be influential in the Senate Banking Committee in 2025, weighed in on the HUD nominee.
How Trump’s plan to ‘seal the border’ impacts housing construction and affordability
The Trump administration’s attitude on undocumented immigration could block further progress for increasing new-home supply.