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A three-point proposal for bipartisan action on affordable housing

Por: The Hill Business October 07, 2022

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Some 54 percent of adults say that they’ve seen their mortgage, rent, or utility costs rise in the past year, by “Morning Consult” shows, while 52 percent of renters say they’ve had trouble paying their rent in the past six months.   Housing is unaffordable for too many families, due in large part to a  and entry-level homeownership options. In addition, wages and incomes have not kept pace with rising housing costs. The result:... + full article



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