Tax Exemption Debate Spurs Housing Reform Push
Urban housing leaders including Walter Stabler of Metropolitan Life urge Congress to extend mortgage tax exemptions, arguing current rules deter investment and worsen a national housing shortage. Speakers across cities from New Orleans to Syracuse describe rising rents, vacant properties, and stalled construction as they advocate targeted public and private efforts to expand affordable housing.
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