Maryland HB168 establishes provisions for affordable housing, specifically for educators, and modifies financial support programs.
Maryland HB168 amends the Housing and Community Development laws to clarify that financial support for affordable housing, including educator workforce housing, is an eligible use of loans, grants, tax credits, or other financial support. It defines "affordable housing" as residential property for low- or moderate-income housing or workforce housing, and "educator workforce housing" as affordable housing reserved for teachers or other local school system employees.
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