Nelson Mullins partner Jay Shuman was quoted in a Realtor.com article discussing how the landmark Road to Housing Act is prepared to become a law, regardless of President Trump’s signature.

Shuman explained that while this legislation is a strong step forward, work remains to ensure effective implementation. Both developers and homebuyers need clarity on several provisions, including those involving the investor ban, while others require more time for analysis.

"These are not large regulatory changes necessarily, other than [the institutional investor rules]," Shuman said. "But these things are the type that will stimulate more development, more supply, and make more deals pencil, particularly at the margins."

The article further examined the bill’s long legislative path to securing bipartisan support and the 45 provisions designed to increase home construction, streamline red-tape processes, and address the housing shortage.

You can read the article here.