
I continue to hear from communities in Delaware--and actually outside Delaware--that need us to do a bit more.
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I continue to hear from communities in Delaware--and actually outside Delaware--that need us to do a bit more.

One tax tool used to address the supply shortage and incentivize builders to create affordable homes is the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC).

We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union

One tax tool used to address the supply shortage and incentivize builders to create affordable homes is the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, or LIHTC.

Cosponsoring this bill is the single most important thing each member of this committee and every member of the Senate can do to support affordable housing in your State.

Any additional funding should be provided via the congressional appropriations process, as so clearly intended under the Constitution.

I think in Delaware we've made a fair amount of progress in recent years, including investing some $78 million from the American Rescue Plan in affordable housing.

Because safe, affordable housing is the most important foundation that families and communities can have, I urge you to support the Affordable Housing Credit and ensure that all communities throughout our country can build on this…

One tax tool used to address the supply shortage and incentivize builders to create affordable homes is the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, or LIHTC.

Unfortunately, for renters and potential homeowners, the mislabeled Inflation Reduction Act did nothing to address inflation and rising costs, but is in fact projected to exacerbate inflation in the near term.

The NHIA will not only increase access to affordable housing, it will also increase jobs and provide economic development around the country.

The good news is that Senator Cantwell from my State--along with Senator Young, Senator Blackburn, and Chairman Wyden--is poised to reintroduce the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act.

The good news is that Senator Cantwell from my State--along with Senator Young, Senator Blackburn, and Chairman Wyden--is poised to reintroduce the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act.

Any additional funding should be provided via the congressional appropriations process, as so clearly intended under the Constitution.

Several members of this committee have been working across the aisle to find affordable housing solutions.

One tax tool used to address the supply shortage and incentivize builders to create affordable homes is the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC).

The NHIA will not only increase access to affordable housing, it will also increase jobs and provide economic development around the country.

Madam President, I rise today to honor a great Idahoan and the new Federal Engineer of the Year, Chad Kidd. Over the past decade, Mr. Kidd has served as an electrical engineer for the Bureau of Reclamation. Throughout his time he has…