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New housing law seeks affordability gains, experts warn it will take time

Analysts say any impact on home affordability and activity is likely to appear gradually rather than immediately.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Residential

CNBC reports that a new housing law is designed, at least in part, to improve affordability for prospective buyers and sellers.

The outlet notes that experts expect the benefits to take time to reach the housing market, suggesting any improvement in affordability will not be instant.

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