I will support legislation that prohibits large institutional investors and corporate entities from purchasing additional single-family homes in the United States, and requires covered investors to divest existing holdings over time.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna introduced new legislation to stop large institutional investors and corporate giants from buying up America’s single-family homes... The bill bans corporations with more than $500 million in assets under management, as well as firms that purchase more than five single-family homes in a 30 day period, from acquiring additional single-family homes in the United States. To unwind existing corporate dominance in the housing market, the legislation also requires covered institutional investors to fully divest their current single-family home holdings within 10 years, with a phased requirement to sell at least 10 percent of their homes each year following enactment.

Luna pledged support for a bill banning large institutional investors from buying more single-family homes and forcing phased divestment of existing holdings.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Introduces Bill to Ban Wall Street from Buying Single-Family Homes
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The House passed the 21st Century Road to Housing Act 396-13. The House version kept a partial restriction on institutional investors buying existing single-family homes, but it removed the Senate language that would have forced investors to divest holdings within seven years.

Congress advanced the core anti-investor housing policy, but the divestment piece in the promise was stripped out, so this is only partial progress.

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House Passes Affordable Housing Bill-With a Watered-Down Investor Ban
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House and Senate leaders reached a compromise on the housing bill that keeps a near-ban on large institutional investors buying existing single-family homes, while dropping the more controversial requirement that build-to-rent investors sell within seven years.

The latest compromise still moves the investor-ban concept forward, but it leaves out the divestment requirement, so the commitment remains incomplete.

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House and Senate Leaders Reach Deal on Housing Bill
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GovInfo identifies H.R. 6644 as the enrolled 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, with bill version ENR and last action date June 25, 2026.

By late June 2026, Congress had produced an enrolled housing bill after Luna’s initial House term; this supports later-term progress rather than same-term fulfillment.

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H.R. 6644 (ENR) - 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
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Section 1001 is titled "Homes are for people, not corporations" and provides: "No large institutional investor may purchase" a single-family home.

The enrolled bill includes the core purchase-ban concept for large institutional investors buying single-family homes, satisfying part of the promise.

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H.R. 6644 Enrolled Bill Text - 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
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The enrolled text states that nothing in the section may "require any large institutional investor to divest" pre-enactment single-family homes.

The final enrolled bill expressly does not require covered investors to divest existing holdings, so the promise was not fully delivered.

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H.R. 6644 Enrolled Bill Text - 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
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The enrolled bill authorizes civil penalties for violating the purchase prohibition and makes the prohibition effective 180 days after enactment for 15 years.

The purchase restriction is concrete and enforceable, but it is prospective and time-limited, reinforcing a partial rather than complete match to the divestment promise.

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H.R. 6644 Enrolled Bill Text - 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
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The Senate amendment included a seven-year disposal requirement for certain excepted purchases, while separately excluding required divestment of pre-enactment homes.

Earlier Senate text advanced a stronger disposal policy than the final enrolled bill, but still did not fully mandate divestment of all existing holdings described in the promise.

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H.R. 6644 Engrossed Amendment Senate - 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
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Congress.gov records H.R. 6644 passed the House 390-9 on February 9, 2026; Luna, Anna Paulina [R-FL] is listed as Yea.

Luna voted for H.R. 6644 during its House passage, showing support for the housing legislation vehicle in her later House term.

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House Roll Call Vote 57, 119th Congress - H.R. 6644
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GovInfo records a House engrossed amendment to H.R. 6644 dated May 20, 2026, before the later enrolled bill dated June 25, 2026.

The official bill-version history shows continuing congressional revision in 2026, consistent with partial later-term progress rather than completed original promise language.

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H.R. 6644 (EAH) - 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
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The article reports the 21st-Century ROAD to Housing Act passed the Senate 85-5 and the House 358-32, while presidential signature remained unsettled.

Reporting corroborates that the housing package had cleared Congress by late June 2026 but was still in the final enactment stage, supporting only partial progress as of July 1, 2026.

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What Is the Housing Bill and What Does It Mean for You?
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