Tag Archives: White House

Alongside affordable housing advocates, and in testimony to Congress, Rep. Maxine Waters continues to address the affordable housing component of the Biden Administration’s Build Back Better Act.

The U.S. Supreme Court has put a stop to the extension of the eviction moratorium by the CDC, with tenants losing vital protections.

Just 24 hours after Michael Bloomberg ended his bid for the White House, the Senator's quest for the presidency has come to an end. Click through to revisit her contributions to the CFPB and financial laws.

A White House report says current restrictions are causing numerous problems from increasing homelessness mobility to dampening the overall economy, and the administration plans to take action.

Andrew Yang was one of several Democratic candidates who spoke on zoning laws, construction, and home prices. What are those seeking the White House saying on this issue?

From a presidential call for reform to Fannie Mae leadership changes, it was an important day for the GSEs. Get all the details here.

Kraninger, an associate director at the Office of Management and Budget, will succeed Acting Director Mick Mulvaney, whose term is ending.

Pamela Patenaude, current President of the J. Ronald Terwilliger Foundation for Housing America’s Families, appeared before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs for her nomination hearing Tuesday. If confirmed for Deputy Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Patenaude pledged to ensure that HUD’s programs are responsive to the housing needs of U.S. citizens. President Trump confirmed rumors of Joseph Otting’s intended nomination for the Comptroller of the Currency.

Michael Stegman, who currently serves as the National Economic Council's top housing adviser at the White House, is stepping down from that position, a Treasury spokesperson confirmed to MReport.

Former Goldman Sachs executive Joshua Pollard on Wednesday sent a sobering 18-page report to the White House warning of a potential nosedive in home prices that could put the country back into a recession before the ripples of the previous one settle. According to Pollard, the former head of the Goldman's housing research team, home price appreciation is outpacing income, and the United States is on the brink of a 15 percent decline in home prices over the next three years.