The article discusses the housing proposals of various mayoral candidates, particularly focusing on former Governor Andrew Cuomo's ambitious plan to construct and preserve 500,000 housing units over the next decade. This plan includes a $5 billion capital fund for financing and aims to reform the Department of Housing Preservation and Development. Despite being a leading candidate with strong backing from real estate interests, Cuomo has not responded to inquiries, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in his housing approach and how he would address conflicts between developers and labor unions.
Cuomo's housing plan aims to build and preserve 500,000 units over 10 years with a $5 billion capital fund, emphasizing transparency and efficiency in housing development.
Despite repeated attempts for an interview, former Governor Cuomo, front-runner in the race, remains elusive, raising questions about accountability and transparency in his housing strategy.
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