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Obama-era housing mandate cut down
The Trump administration has rescinded an Obama-era policy allowing indefinite liability for accessibility-related building design flaws, which increased costs and limited affordable housing. The new policy limits filing deadlines to one year for administrative complaints and two years for federal lawsuits, aligning enforcement with congressional law and court rulings. Officials argue this change reduces unnecessary costs and legal uncertainty, potentially improving housing affordability.
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