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How many properties will NYC identify as suitable for affordable housing by Dec 31, 2024?
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NYC Mayor Adams Orders Study of 17,000 Properties for Affordable Housing
Aug 21, 2024, 05:24 PM
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has signed an executive order on Wednesday directing city agencies to identify underused city-owned land for potential affordable housing development. This initiative is part of efforts to address the city's significant housing crisis, the largest in over 50 years. The order mandates a comprehensive examination of approximately 17,000 city-controlled properties to assess their suitability for housing projects. The directive involves various city departments, including the Parks Department and the Fire Department, and has created a task force to examine potential housing development opportunities, emphasizing a collaborative approach to tackle the housing shortage. The move has been commended by local organizations as a step towards ensuring true affordability for New Yorkers.
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