Affordable Housing Supply Chain Clarity Act

Key Points

• This bill requires the Department of Housing and Urban Development to study how "Buy American" rules affect affordable housing. These rules usually require builders to use materials made in the U.S., like steel and iron, when they use federal money for construction.
• The study focuses on a specific program that helps local governments build and repair homes for low-income families. The goal is to make sure the rules are easy to follow and do not accidentally make it harder or more expensive to create affordable places to live.
• Within six months, the government must finish its review. Shortly after, they must release new, clearer instructions for builders and local officials so they know exactly which materials they are required to use.
• A final report will be sent to Congress within nine months. This report will explain what the government learned and how they updated the rules to help housing projects move forward more smoothly.

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