HousingFinding
The federal government should spend more to build housing that low- and middle-income families can afford.
Federal programs such as the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and HOME grants help pay for affordable homes and apartments. This would increase federal funding for building that housing.
Jon Husted
These bills would cut outdated red tape that drives up housing costs and unlock more private investment to expand supply—all without spending a single taxpayer dollar.
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