Several bipartisan proposals introduced in recent weeks highlight growing momentum among federal lawmakers to address AI governance, national security, and innovation.
For rental housing, these developments reinforce an important challenge: the United States needs a clear,
Unlocking the Future of Real Estate
- Housing affordability requires solutions on multiple fronts. In a new @GlobeStcom article, RETTC's Kevin Donnelly highlights how policies that support housing supply can improve affordability, while RETTC Co-Chair and @LeaseLock CEO Janine Jovanovic discusses alternatives that
- San Francisco banned pricing software two years ago, but rents have only gone up since then. That’s because rents aren’t set by software; they’re set by supply and demand. The only way to make housing truly affordable is to build more homes and fast.The AI boom has pushed the bruising race for housing in San Francisco into overdrive, with a lack of supply colliding with sky-high salaries. on.wsj.com/4fY7NdG
- Congress is entering a new phase of AI policymaking. As lawmakers consider a national AI framework, the focus is shifting from whether AI should be regulated to how it should be governed. In the latest PolicyStack, Kevin Donnelly examines the latest bipartisan proposals and why
- Fact: Pricing software analyzes market data and helps housing providers make informed decisions about rent, often recommending rent decreases to account for real-time market dynamics. In a new op-ed in The @CascadiaDaily, RETTC’s Kevin Donnelly argues that local governments must


