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Adopt a renter tax credit in Congress for affordable housing

Lynnwood, WALocal News

In a recent opinion piece, experts from both local and national levels stress that increasing housing availability is vital for effectively addressing homelessness. The article discusses ongoing legislative efforts led by Senator Maria Cantwell and Representative Suzan DelBene to improve affordable housing options amid a significant national housing crisis. A central aspect of the proposed legislation is a renter tax credit that would cap rent payments at 30% of income for low-income individuals, promoting housing stability. The article highlights the urgent need for these measures, as inadequate housing severely impacts vulnerable populations. It encourages readers to actively engage with their local representatives to advocate for these essential changes.

By raising awareness and fostering discussions, the community can play a pivotal role in shaping housing policy. This article serves as a call to action for collective efforts to combat homelessness through comprehensive housing solutions.

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