Stephen Basaja

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953 appearances 128 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard yesterday

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is around $135 a month, but in some metros, it's more than $600.
Stephen Basaja, NPR News.
The main idea in the bill to make housing more affordable is to throw a lot of ideas at the problem.
The bill is packed with new block grants, updates to old ones, and deregulation.
Most of these provisions are meant to encourage home building across the country.
This is a modified version of a bill the Senate passed two months ago.
Both versions ban corporate landlords with at least 350 houses from buying up any more.
Investors can build new homes to rent out, but the House version of the bill strips out the Senate's requirement that those houses get sold off after seven years.
The bill now heads back to the Senate to consider for final passage.
The main idea in the bill to make housing more affordable is to throw a lot of ideas at the problems.
The bill is packed with new block grants, updates to old ones, and deregulation.
Most of these provisions are meant to encourage home building across the country.
This is a modified version of a bill the Senate passed two months ago.
Both versions ban corporate landlords with at least 350 houses from buying up any more.
Investors can build new homes to rent out, but the House version of the bill strips out the Senate's requirement that those houses get sold off after seven years.
The bill now heads back to the Senate to consider for final passage.
Stephen Basaja, NPR News.
The average refund is about $350 more this year compared to the same time last year.
And most filers should receive at least some bump, according to Andrew Louts with the Bipartisan Policy Center.
But the center surveyed Americans and found only 27 percent think last year's tax changes favor them.
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