Housing bill becomes law without Trump's signature
An ASU real estate expert shares who the housing affordability bill will impact and the law's rollout timeline.
In this interview aired July 13, 2026, on FOX 10 Phoenix:
I think this is going to take probably a year to two years, if not more, for some of these provisions to really roll in, and some of them are unfunded — like through CDBG grants that require funding through the appropriations process. So, although I'd like to say this is a great accomplishment, it's not going to have a great impact.
— Mark Stapp, Fred E. Taylor Endowed Professor of Real Estate, director of the Master of Real Estate Development program, and director of the Experiential Learning Lab at the W. P. Carey Center for Real Estate and Finance
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