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Senate Bill

S. 1511

119th Congress

Affordable Housing Bond Enhancement Act

In Committee
Introduced:Oct 21, 2025

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This bill would make changes to the rules governing bonds used to finance affordable housing projects. The goal is to make it easier or more attractive for developers and investors to build housing that low- and moderate-income families can afford.

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Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Hearings held.

Introduced10/21/2025
StatusCommittee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Hearings held.
ChamberSenate
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Affordable Housing Bond Enhancement Act

This bill would make changes to the rules governing bonds used to finance affordable housing projects. The goal is to make it easier or more attractive for developers and investors to build housing that low- and moderate-income families can afford.

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This bill would make changes to the rules governing bonds used to finance affordable housing projects. The goal is to make it easier or more attractive for developers and investors to build housing that low- and moderate-income families can afford.

Bill Number
1511
Introduced
10/21/2025
Status
Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Hearings held.

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Title
Affordable Housing Bond Enhancement Act
Bill Number
1511
Sponsor
No sponsor
Status
Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Hearings held.
Introduced
10/21/2025
Summary
This bill would make changes to the rules governing bonds used to finance affordable housing projects. The goal is to make it easier or more attractive for developers and investors to build housing that low- and moderate-income families can afford.

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