Housing New York 2 0 Plan Governor Hochul s sweeping plans to make housing more affordable will initiate a new 25 billion five year housing plan to create and preserve 100 000 affordable homes statewide increase construction of new homes and tackle inequities in the housing market
Years To accomplish this accelerated and expanded plan the administration launched Housing New York 2 0 a roadmap for how the city will help reach a new goal of 300 000 homes by 2026 HNY 2 0 introduces a suite of new initiatives to help thousands more families and seniors afford NYCHA 2 0 anticipates addressing 12 8 billion in capital needs by 2028 by converting 62 000 units through PACT with an estimated pipeline of projects that ramps up from approximately 4 000 annually in the years between 2019 and 2023 to more than 7 000 units annually by 2026
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Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the launch of a comprehensive 25 billion housing plan in the historic FY 2023 State Budget The Budget includes a bold 25 billion five year housing plan that will create or preserve 100 000 affordable homes across New York including 10 000 with support services for vulnerable populations Today Mayor Bill de Blasio and Interim Chair and CEO Stanley Brezenoff unveiled NYCHA 2 0 a comprehensive plan to preserve public housing This plan will address 24 billion in vital repairs to New York City s aging public housing and ensure residents have the safe decent and affordable homes they deserve The 10 year plan will deliver
Housing New York 2 0 was announced by the mayor at New Settlement Apartments in the Bronx The site has nearly 900 affordable housing units across 15 buildings built during the Koch Administration Under de Blasio s new housing initiative the buildings are currently being rehabilitated For decades New York State has placed a limit on residential density in New York City by capping the floor area ratio at 12 0 making it difficult to build new housing within the five boroughs Governor Hochul will propose legislation to allow New York City to lift the cap on floor area ratio for certain projects to maximize housing
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Housing New York 2 0 Plan - Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the launch of a comprehensive 25 billion housing plan in the historic FY 2023 State Budget The Budget includes a bold 25 billion five year housing plan that will create or preserve 100 000 affordable homes across New York including 10 000 with support services for vulnerable populations