- The National Association of Home Builders sounded the alarm on the risks of a government shutdown.
- If the National Flood Insurance Program isn't renewed, 1,300 home sales will be affected daily.
- The NAHB also warned on a shutdown's impact on home values and consumer confidence.
The federal government's impending shutdown could significantly disrupt housing market activity, the National Association of Home Builders said on Tuesday.
In a letter to Congress sent Tuesday, the industry group urged lawmakers to extend the National Flooding Insurance Program before a potential shutdown, as the policy is set to expire on Saturday.