21st Century ROAD to Housing Act: Key Sections and Thoughts

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21st Century ROAD to Housing Act: Key Sections and Thoughts

Homebuilders & Building Products

June 24, 2026

21st Century ROAD to Housing Act: Key Sections and

Thoughts

The Wolfe Byte

Didn’t spend your three-day weekend reading the 381 page 21st Century ROAD Trevor Allinson, CFA

to Housing Act? We’ve got you covered. We don’t view the bill as a game-changer tallinson@wolferesearch.com (636) 338-1466

for our coverage, although the elimination of the institutional investor disposal View Trevor’s Research

requirement is a positive. View Comp Table

Paul Przybylski

pprzybylski@wolferesearch.com

Last week, the House and Senate released the text of the 21st Century ROAD to (636) 338-1465

Housing Act, consisting of 59 provisions outlined over 381 pages. Both the House

and Senate have passed the bill with final approval from the House expected this

week. We attempt to boil down the extensive bill text to something manageable

while also providing commentary around the more important bill provisions. We

remind investors we outlined 12 potential government housing intervention actions

and outcomes back in early January. Unfortunately, we do not view the Housing

Act as a meaningful catalyst for the new home market or public homebuilder

equities, although the elimination of the 7-year disposal rule for large investors is

an important and positive development.

The Act is largely supply-oriented with the potential near-term demand catalysts

highlighted in our early January report absent from the Act. The bill also does

not include any updates to assumable and portable mortgages or changes to the

treatment of primary residence capital gains, although we note there are multiple

other bills (Nest Egg Protection Act, More Homes on the Market Act) aimed at

raising capital gains tax limits.