The money – offered as a solution for Ohio’s current housing shortage and increasing rent prices – goes toward the construction of apartment-style and single-family units for those earning more modest incomes.
An Oct. 18, 2011 photo, shows new home construction in a development in Canonsburg, Pa. COLUMBUS, Ohio – The state budget signed this week by Gov. Mike DeWine provides $150 million in tax credits for developers who build new, affordable living spaces across the state.
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