Late and not great… Framework of a conceptual deal lacking

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Send us Fan MailHousing New York sheds light on the politics and the public policy shaping the future of New York City housing. This week, Gov. Kathy Hochul congratulates herself and fellow lawmakers on reaching the “parameters of a conceptual housing agreement” in the FY2025 state budget… But we still haven’t seen details. Jay explains why a proposal to bring the glut of permanently vacant rent-stabilized apartments back onto the market just doesn’t add up. And he laments the political shenanigans that obstruct the past to good housing policy. Visit our website for more information.Follow Us:BlueSkyXInstagramTiktok

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