US EditionNYC Council passes ‘City of Yes’ housing plan, paving way for 82,000 new homes
- The New York City Council voted 31-20 to advance the Adams Administration's City of Yes affordable housing plan on Thursday.
- The new legislation will invest $5 billion to build more than 82,000 new homes in 15 years.
- The approved plan aims to address the affordability crisis by creating housing for working-class New Yorkers.
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NYC Council passes Mayor Adams’ controversial ‘City of Yes’ housing plan
The plan -- known as "City of Yes" -- was narrowly approved in a 31-20 vote after months of tense negotiations in City Hall as Hizzoner seeks to address the city's housing and affordability crisis.
Council Approves Adams’ ‘City of Yes’ Housing Agenda, With Many ‘No’ Votes
A divided City Council gave the go-ahead Thursday on an update of the city’s zoning codes projected to create new capacity to construct up to 80,000 new residences over the next 15 years.The Council voted 31 to 20 to advance Mayor Eric Adams’ City of Yes for Housing Opportunity agenda — with some members saying they were moved to approve the package after obtaining concessions from the mayor’s original plans.The overhaul aims to address a housin…
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