Mackenzie and HUD Secretary Turner toured Bethlehem housing projects, promoting federal investments and tax-cut-backed affordable housing initiatives.
Quiver AI Summary
Mackenzie and Turner visit Bethlehem housing sites: Congressman Ryan Mackenzie and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner visited two Bethlehem locations to discuss local housing projects, investments, and the Working Families Tax Cuts. The release says housing affordability has been a concern in the Lehigh Valley, citing recent rent increases in Allentown and Bethlehem.
Projects and funding discussed: The pair visited Brinker Lofts, described as having used a federal opportunity zone, then held a press conference at the future Gateway on Fourth project. The release says the project will include more than 100 mixed-income apartments and that Mackenzie helped secure $1 million in funding for it through committee markup.
Quoted remarks on housing policy: Mackenzie said the region “deserve[s] access to high-quality housing” and that he and Turner are “tackling the housing shortage.” Turner said opportunity zones are “expanding economic opportunity” and said the visit showed the “success” of the Bethlehem project and the broader effect of the tax law.
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Ryan Mackenzie Fundraising
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