Harris and Trump Clash Over Solutions to Affordable Housing Crisis
Both presidential candidates propose ambitious plans, but labor shortages and immigration policies pose significant challenges.
- Kamala Harris aims to build 3 million new homes by 2029, focusing on tax incentives and local government funding.
- Donald Trump suggests using federal land for housing and stopping illegal immigration to lower housing costs.
- Experts criticize both plans as unrealistic and insufficient to address the core issues of the housing crisis.
- Labor shortages in the construction industry are a major obstacle, with calls for immigration reform to fill the gap.
- The role of Wall Street investors in the housing market and down payment assistance for first-time buyers are also key topics.