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The Senate has advanced legislation that would restrict private equity from purchasing single-family homes, marking a significant escalation of congressional pressure on institutional homebuying.
In a parallel track, the House is expected this week to move its own sweeping housing package designed to expand supply and reduce costs for buyers.
The simultaneous legislative push signals that housing affordability has become a durable political priority, not a seasonal talking point.
A Two-Front Legislative Push The Senate bill takes direct aim at private equity's role in the residential market, targeting what critics have long argued is a structural force driving prices beyond the reach of individual buyers.
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