Council weakens City of Yes housing plan, gets $5B from Adams in last-minute deal
The City Council is poised to advance but weaken Mayor Eric Adams’ City of Yes housing plan. As part of the deal, expected to be ratified in a committee vote Thursday, the administration has committed to spending $5 billion on affordable housing programs and infrastructure improvements.
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DEVELOPING | City of Yes for housing deal takes shape as crucial Thursday council committee vote gets pushed backCity Hall appears to be closing in on a deal to make Mayor Eric Adams’ City of Yes zoning changes to boost housing production ...
Some developers are excited by the City of Yes deal. One sees an immediate benefit for his Bronx affordable housing project.
The City Council moved Mayor Eric Adams' "City of Yes" housing proposal forward after securing $5 billion in funding and ...
City Planning Director Dan Garodnick (foreground, left) and Housing Commissioner Adolfo Carrion Jr. (right) testified at the ...
the New York City Council still hasn’t reached a final deal with Mayor Eric Adams’ administration on the City of Yes ...
After days of heated negotiations, we can all breathe easier that the bulk of the City of Yes housing package survived the ...
It will take weeks to sort through the sweeping deal reached Thursday by the City Council and Mayor Eric Adams’ ...
The City Council took a crucial step towards passing City of Yes, but it also let low density areas opt out of much of the ...
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