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New housing law aims to improve affordability over time

Experts say any effect on homebuyers and sellers is likely to take time to show up in the market.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Residential

CNBC Real Estate reports on a new housing law designed, at least in part, to target affordability.

The piece notes that while the policy is intended to help, experts expect the benefits to show up gradually rather than immediately.

That means homebuyers and sellers may not see near-term changes in the market despite the law’s affordability goals.

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CNBC Real EstateNew housing law targets affordability , what it means for homebuyers and sellers

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