Eric Adams, N.Y.C.'s likely next mayor, wants to turn shuttered hotels into permanent housing for the homeless.

Hotels in New York City that have been left empty by the pandemic would be converted into "supportive housing" that provides a wide range of assistance to people struggling with mental illness or substance abuse and to people leaving the prison system, under a plan proposed on Monday by Eric Adams, who is likely to be the city's next mayor.

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