What will Trump's 'aggressive housing reform' contain?
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1.4kṀ425
2026
69%
Streamlined NEPA reviews for housing development
69%
Restricting federal housing assistance based on immigration status
69%
Requiring citizenship verification for housing programs
65%
Eliminating fair housing enforcement programs
59%
Ending Fannie Mae and/or Freddie Mac conservatorship
59%
New tax incentives for homebuilders
55%
Privatizing Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac
55%
Expanded first-time homebuyer tax credits
50%
Higher interest rates or fees for non-citizen borrowers
45%
Tariff exemptions for housing construction materials
41%
Prohibiting non-citizens from purchasing residential property
37%
Federal preemption of local zoning laws
31%
Mortgage rate subsidies or buydowns
26%
Capped mortgage rate

In his prime-time address on December 17, 2025, Trump vowed to dramatically reform the American housing industry, saying "I will announce some of the most aggressive housing reform plans in American history."


Resolution criteria:

  • Contracts resolve N/A if no housing reform announcement occurs by EOY 2026.

  • Policies announced separately (e.g., as immigration policy or tax policy) only count if explicitly linked to housing reform in the announcement.

  • Resolves based on what is announced, not whether it is enacted, survives legal challenge, or takes effect.

  • If the announcement is vague or ambiguous on a specific policy, resolves to the judgment of the question creator.

  • If housing reform is announced in stages or across multiple announcements, all official announcements before the deadline count toward resolution.

  • Announcements by cabinet secretaries (e.g., HUD Secretary) count if made in an official capacity and framed as part of the administration's housing reform initiative.

  • Leaked plans do not count; only official public announcements qualify.

  • If a policy is announced, then walked back before EOY 2026, it still resolves YES.

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