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Affordable 2-bedroom apartments for middle-class families in NYC no longer exist
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February 25, 2024
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0:53Now PlayingMayor Eric Adams has been vocal about his commitment to addressing New York City’s housing crisis, particularly for low- and middle-income families — but a recent data analysis reveals potential shortcomings in the city’s approach.
At a June 2022 event announcing his housing plan, Adams emphasized the importance of keeping families in New York City by addressing affordability issues.
“We have a hemorrhaging of Black and brown families leaving New York because it’s no longer affordable,” Adams said. “We’ve decimated the middle class and we need to refocus our attention on stabilizing these families.”
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