Proposed Tax Credit Bill Would Spur Creation of 500,000 Affordable Homes: Nonprofit

Proposed Tax Credit Bill Would Spur Creation of 500,000 Affordable Homes: Nonprofit
A neighborhood of single-family homes in Los Angeles on July 30, 2021. Frederic J. Brown/AFP via Getty Images
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A coalition of nonprofits, industry trade groups, and state housing agencies is calling on Congress to pass a federal tax credit that would support the creation of 500,000 starter homes in low-income areas.

In a letter (pdf) to U.S. House and Senate leaders dated Nov. 28, the nonprofit Neighborhood Homes Coalition urged lawmakers to pass the Neighborhood Homes Investment Act by the end of the year, arguing that a shortage of affordable starter homes is helping fuel inflation and rising housing costs.
Greg Isaacson
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Greg Isaacson spent 7 years in China and Thailand researching and reporting on business and real estate in Asia, with a focus on commercial real estate in Chinese-speaking markets as well as outbound investment from China. He has also worked as a real estate research analyst in Chicago and a real estate reporter in New York.
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