HUD-USDA-VA Interagency Coordination Act

This bill tells three federal agencies—Housing and Urban Development, Agriculture, and Veterans Affairs—to work together more closely on housing programs. They must set up an agreement to share housing research and market data so decisions are based on good information . It also requires a joint report that explains ways these agencies can team up to make housing programs run more smoothly and avoid waste. Before the report goes to Congress, it must be posted for the public to read and comment on for 30 days .

If carried out well, this could help renters, homeowners, veterans, and rural families by reducing red tape and improving how programs are delivered .

• Who is affected: HUD, USDA, VA; indirectly, people using federal housing programs
• What changes: Agencies must share data through an agreement and produce a joint report on better collaboration and efficiency
• When: The report is due within 180 days after the law takes effect, and there will be a 30‑day public comment period before it’s sent in