Multiple web search results indicate a conflict and movement of a housing bill between the House and Senate. One source explicitly mentions Senate Republicans are furious that a bill they passed 'has languished in the House for weeks and undergone revisions', and another mentions the White House and Senate are skeptical about the House's amended version, confirming the 'ping-pong' nature of the legislative process.

One source explicitly states that the Senate passed the bill in March with a bipartisan 89-10 vote. Another source mentions that Senate Republicans passed a bipartisan bill that then went to the House. This confirms both chambers worked on versions with bipartisan support earlier in the year.

Web search results mention that the House 'Cuts Build-To-Rent Ban From Latest Bill' and that there was resistance from conservatives in the lower chamber. While the specific 'March' vote count for this reason isn't detailed in the snippets, the evidence confirms the 'build-to-rent' provision was the central point of contention causing the bill's failure to pass the House initially.