Tax change would spur Ohio development — and help low-income families most, new study says

A new study from the University of Notre Dame suggests that shifting Ohio's tax burden from buildings to land could drive significant development, especially in housing, while disproportionately benefiting low-income families, particularly renters. This tax change could lead to more affordable housing options in economically challenged areas, providing crucial relief to those who need it the most. The implications of this research could reshape Ohio's urban development policies, focusing on inclusive growth that prioritizes the needs of vulnerable communities.