The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, the biggest federal housing package in a generation, cleared Congress with overwhelming bipartisan support, but President Donald Trump abruptly canceled its signing this week, leaving California, Washington and Oregon developers and institutional investors awaiting a law whose fate now hinges on an unrelated fight over voter identification. Trump […]
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