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Some Michigan policymakers are advocating for tax reform as a way of lowering housing costs. But not everyone is on the same page
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How policy can address the affordability crisis was the topic of a Grand Valley State University Common Ground Initiative
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Her final priorities in office are raising reading scores, lowering health care costs, and making housing more affordable
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The centerpiece of the plan is an affordable housing tax credit to serve as an incentive for developers to build homes financially within reach to low- and moderate-income households
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There are nine bills in the package. Hearings on the first few of them are expected this week
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Ann Arbor State Representative Jason Morgan wants to stop what he calls “predatory home purchases” in Michigan
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Together West Michigan held a press conference before speaking to the Grand Rapids City Commission Tuesday
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Currently, the property operates as a 75-space parking lot
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Acting Secretary Adrianne Todman spoke with residents about how the Biden-Harris administration is working to lower housing costs and boost the supply of affordable homes for Michigan families
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Governor Whitmer says the state will tap into federal funds to accelerate efforts to address a critical shortage in affordable housing. She says that means building more houses and rental units and making them less expensive to rent or own