HUD Rolls Back Accessibility Rules | Real Estate News
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HUD Rolls Back Accessibility Rules | Real Estate News
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HUD just reversed an Obama-era rule that let renters file accessibility complaints anytime, now requiring them within a year of construction — a move aimed at slashing $110 million in costs over five years. Meanwhile, California’s attempt to give builders more time to fix home defects before lawsuits hit a dead end in the Senate. In D.C., Republicans are pushing to overhaul the CFPB by shifting its funding to Congress and adding an inspector general — a push for accountability after years of financial regulatory turbulence. Critics warn these changes could undermine fair housing protections, while supporters say they’ll bring much-needed transparency and cost control.
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