US HB6337

Permanently authorizes the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program and requires annual assessments of public housing conversions, including resident retention rates and private sector leveraging amounts

Directs HUD to publish comprehensive zoning reform guidelines within 3 years addressing parking minimums, building heights, lot sizes, accessory dwelling units, and transit-oriented development to increase housing supply at all income levels

Establishes the Whole-Home Repairs program providing grants to homeowners with incomes at or below 80% AMI and small landlords (fewer than 10 properties) for critical home repairs, weatherization, and accessibility improvements

Modernizes FHA manufactured housing loan limits, increasing single-section home limits to $106,405 and multi-section limits to $195,322, while extending maximum loan terms to 30 years

Creates the PRICE Act grant program for preserving manufactured housing communities through infrastructure improvements, home replacement, and resident services prioritizing low- and moderate-income residents

Reforms the HOME Investment Partnerships Program by adding provisions for small-scale housing (4 or fewer units), community land trusts, and military members, while establishing a statutory definition for community land trusts requiring 30-year affordability periods

Establishes a Rural Housing Preservation and Revitalization Program requiring advance notice to owners and tenants of maturing loans, authorizing loan restructuring, and allowing 20-year rental assistance contract renewals

Requires creditors who suspect appraisal discrimination to forward reports to enforcement agencies and retain documentation for 7 years; directs FHFA to issue implementing rules within 1 year

Mandates GAO feasibility study within 240 days on creating a public, searchable appraisal database consolidating data from FHFA, HUD, USDA, and VA to identify discrimination and valuation inconsistencies

Requires HUD, USDA, and VA to establish memoranda of understanding for sharing housing research data, streamlining environmental reviews for jointly-funded projects, and developing joint physical inspection processes