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HUD, USDA Sued Over Energy-Efficient Building Codes

In the suit, the National Association of Home Builders—along with 15 state attorneys general—claim the codes will increase housing costs and worsen the affordability crisis
Jan. 7, 2025
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NAHB contends that efforts to federalize energy codes conflict with existing energy codes in 42 states and will lead to construction delays and implementation problems, as well as making new homes more expensive.
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For the first time ever, housing is at the center of political debate leading up to the 2024 presidential election.
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Homes built along the waterfront in Florida
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To help the elderly age comfortably at home, state governments want to prioritize affordable housing, in-home care, and more.

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