Report to Congress

Not later than 180 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Comptroller General of the United States shall submit to the Congress a report that— (1) identifies issues with housing affordability for America’s middle-income homeowners and renters, including identifying geographically where housing is the most unaffordable for these populations; (2) identifies Federal housing programs, including Federal tax credits, grants, credit programs, and other programs that currently benefit lower-income households, which are not available to middle-income households; (3) identifies any gaps in the inclusion of middle-income households in Federal housing programs designed to promote affordability; (4) sets forth recommendations for a definition of workforce housing based on income parameters in order to assist Federal agencies in including middle-income households under existing Federal programs; and (5) analyzes how such a definition could relate to incentives for workforce housing development through Federal programs, policies, and other initiatives.