Mayor Eric Adams' 'City of Yes' plan aims to revise zoning laws to increase housing availability and address New York City's housing shortage. This plan promotes affordable housing options without traditional restrictions.
Adams emphasized during his press conference that reaching an agreement on the 'City of Yes' plan is crucial for New York City. He cited ongoing constructive dialogue with the City Council, indicating optimism about future collaboration.
The proposed zoning changes include eliminating off-street parking requirements and allowing accessory-dwelling units, which aim to spark increased housing production across the boroughs of New York City.
If approved by the committee, the full council is set to vote on the reworked zoning proposal in early December, reflecting a significant move toward addressing housing challenges in the city.
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