Recent survey data from the Citizens Budget Commission highlights a significant decline in New Yorkers' satisfaction with their quality of life and city services. Only 34% now rate the quality of life as "excellent" or "good," down from 51% in 2017, while only 27% view city services positively, a drop from 44%. Issues of housing, homelessness, and mental health services remain critical concerns, with only 42% feeling safe in their neighborhoods despite a decrease in major crime. This survey precedes the upcoming mayoral primary elections, prompting debates among candidates on pressing urban issues.
The survey results indicate that only 34% of New Yorkers now see the quality of life in their city as positive, a significant decline from previous years.
Housing, homelessness, and mental health services rank extremely low, showing persistent challenges that New York City residents are unhappy with.
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