Calkins, who has litigated a number of Chevron deference cases, said for those in the real estate industry, the largest example of possible impact is the way the Department of Housing and Urban Development has implemented the 1968 Fair Housing Act.
“It is a statute that is incredibly vague and broad, and HUD in particular, has taken a lot of liberty to establish what it views the law to be through guidance and different regulations,” Calkins said. “There’s likely to be a fair amount of question if those policies continue to be viewed as the law.”
Source: Why The Supreme Court Ruling To Limit Federal Agency Power Is A Big Deal For Real Estate