I will support allowing builders to immediately deduct up to $150,000 per rental unit in construction costs for qualifying long-term residential rental housing developments, and up to $250,000 per unit for qualifying affordable housing projects.

Claudia Tenney · New York · Republican

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The legislation would allow builders to immediately deduct up to $150,000 per rental unit in construction costs for qualifying long-term residential rental housing developments, with an increased deduction of up to $250,000 per unit for qualifying affordable housing projects.

The bill creates immediate construction-cost deductions for qualifying rental and affordable housing projects.

Congresswoman Tenney Introduces Bipartisan Rental Housing Investment Act to Expand Housing Supply and Lower Costs | Representative Claudia Tenney
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Evidence

President Trump canceled the planned signing of the bipartisan housing affordability bill and said he would not sign it until Congress passed the SAVE America Act.

This is the clearest late-window housing development, but it concerns a broad housing package rather than the specific builder-deduction promise. The bill had advanced, yet it was still unsigned in the lookback window, so the commitment remains unresolved.

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Trump cancels housing affordability bill signing until SAVE Act is passed
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House Not In Session. Next Session: June 29th, 2026 at 12:00 PM.

The official House floor status shows no session for the remainder of the lookback window, which means there was no fresh House action on this promise between June 24 and June 26, 2026. This supports an unresolved status rather than delivery or reversal.

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Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives
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unresolved unknown

The available evidence shows no enacted federal change granting builders an immediate deduction of up to $150,000 per rental unit or $250,000 per affordable housing unit. The late-window housing bill was still unsigned and the House was not in session during the lookback period, so the specific promise was not completed and remains unresolved. There is some evidence of broader housing legislation advancing, but not enough to credit this exact outcome to the candidate.

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