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JPMorgan Pledges $750 Billion Through 2035 to Boost U.S. Housing Supply

Chase says the plan pairs large-scale financing with targeted policy advocacy to unlock housing development and expand homeownership.

Fed’s New Adult-Based Measure Puts U.S. Homeownership Near 53%

South Is Only U.S. Region Adding Children, Census Shows

Trump Presses Congress to Codify Limits on Big Homebuyers as Democrats Unveil Rival Crackdown

California’s Dream For All Opens Third Application Window Feb. 24–March 16

White House Shelves 50-Year Mortgage Plan as Trump Pursues Other Housing Moves

U.S. Households Now Need 7 Years to Save a Typical Down Payment, Realtor.com Says

Redfin Ranks Most Affordable Cities by State as Many Exceed 30% Housing Burden

White House, FHFA Study 50‑Year Mortgages as Analysts Warn of Costly Tradeoffs

U.S. Homebuyer Median Age Jumps to 59 as Younger Buyers Pivot to Co‑Buying and Incentives

Black Homeownership Drops to 43.9%, Lowest Since 2021, as Job Losses Mount