New York lawmakers pass $237 billion budget with policies to jump-start housing market
- New York lawmakers are close to finalizing a $237 billion budget addressing housing, closing unlicensed cannabis shops, and handling the city's migrant crisis.
- The focus of the budget is to address New York City's housing shortage and high prices by providing tax breaks for developers to include affordable apartments in new buildings.
- The budget also includes measures to convert vacant office space into apartments, build on state-owned land, and combat unlicensed marijuana shops.
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