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Ohio Housing Summit Addresses Legislation, Zoning, and Regional Shortage

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The Mahoning Valley Housing Summit was held in Niles, hosted by the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber. Scott Meyer, VP of Government Affairs for the National Association of Home Builders, delivered the keynote address. He discussed Ohio and federal housing legislation, including the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, and local government roles in development, funding, zoning, and infrastructure.

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The summit addressed the region's ongoing housing shortage. Discussions around housing legislation, zoning, and infrastructure funding could influence the supply and cost of housing construction in Ohio.

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    Housing developers in Ohio might see changes in construction costs or sales demand depending on new zoning and permitting regulations discussed at the summit.

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