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The proposed state budget would work with localities to allow for 50 homes per acre around train stations in NYC and within 15 miles.
But what does that average density look like? We worked with the great
@alfred_twu
to visualize what areas around train stations could look like.
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In her SOTS,
@GovKathyHochul
calls for legalizing ADUs, allowing multifamily housing near transit, and repealing the statewide FAR cap. This is a big deal!
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Thanks to new reporting by DCP, we now know that the West Village, Hell's Kitchen, and the Upper West Side actually *lost* homes in 2022. That's right: these well-resourced, transit-accessible neighborhoods are actually eliminating housing during a housing crisis.
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Manhattan is producing less housing than... Durham, NC.
Not per capita — total. They're approving thousands of more homes than all of Manhattan.
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THIS JUST IN:
@nyclandmarks
has **approved** the 10-story addition to 277 Canal Street!! The first project to be approved after the SoHo/NoHo Rezoning. 100 apartments, 25% affordable—all badly needed and it’s just getting started.
More from us on this shortly.
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'We're going to keep finding a way for regular NYers to get on the record in support of this agenda. And hopefully, when other electeds see this, they'll realize that the ground is really shifting on housing policy.' -
@MarkLevineNYC
More here:
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Absolutely shameful decision by
@NYCMayor
to cave to the Upper West Side’s most anti-social, anti-housing reactionaries. We are witnessing the tale of two cities in real time.
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If the reports are true, Albany’s failure to address the housing crisis in the State budget represents an unacceptable abdication of responsibility that will leave New Yorkers struggling. [1/6]
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We are delighted to announce that the SoHo/NoHo rezoning has been officially certified by
@NYCPlanning
—hundreds more families may soon have the opportunity to call SoHo and NoHo home. Thank you to all of our members and partner organizations who helped make this possible!
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The housing deal is out.
New Yorkers are experiencing skyrocketing rents, rising homelessness, and widespread housing instability. Our housing crisis can only be solved with comprehensive state-level action that ensures we see new homes across NY. This housing deal is not that.
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Today, as the SoHo/NoHo rezoning passes the City Council, we would like to take a moment to thank all our members and friends who helped us break so decisively with the past, along with
@CMCarlinaRivera
,
@CM_MargaretChin
, and
@VickiBeen
, who deserve special credit.
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It’s a new day in NYC housing and land use politics! The SoHo-NoHo rezoning has passed a crucial vote. For the first time, we’re seeing wealthy neighborhoods being asked to build their fair share, putting us on a path towards abundant, affordable housing.
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SO ANYWAY THIS PRIVATE ART GALLERY DECIDED TO USE THE EMPTY LOT NEXT DOOR FOR STORAGE AND THEN WHEN THE CITY WANTED TO PUT AFFORDABLE HOUSING THERE THEY FINALLY OPENED IT TO THE PUBLIC PART TIME AND NOW THEY ARE SUING TO PREVENT LGBTQ SENIOR HOUSING THAT WOULD HAVE OPEN SPACE TOO
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Today, we’re celebrating the lifting of the FAR Cap in NYC!!🌇
This relic of the '60s arbitrarily limited residential density in tall Manhattan neighborhoods. Today, we’re going to look at some of the great buildings in NYC and beyond that exceed an FAR (floor area ratio) of 12.
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This is terrible precedent to set. Killing almost a thousand mixed-income homes *during a housing crisis* is deeply irresponsible.
Breaking: The One45 rezoning has been withdrawn by developers hours before today's Council committee vote, according to a source familiar.
Harlem Councilmember
@Kristin4Harlem
had continued to oppose it, even after developers added 200 additional affordable units. Story to come.
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Exciting news: Today we are announcing our endorsement of
@CarlinaRivera
for NY-10. We are in a housing crisis, and Carlina stands out as the only candidate with the policy understanding, legislative record, and fierce commitment to put housing first in Congress.
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We’ve totally given up on an affordable NYC:
- Less than 1% of apartments under $2400 are vacant
- 1.4% of all apartments are vacant, down from 4.5% in 2021.
Build more homes now.
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We’re encouraged by what we've heard about
@AndrewYang
's housing platform and hope that more candidates push for similarly bold reforms, like ending member deference, legalizing SROs, abolishing parking mins, and streamlining ULURP for 100% aff projects.
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🚨 A new poll shows widespread support for pro-housing policies across New York State, with majorities supporting the New York Housing Compact, transit-oriented development, and housing growth targets across all demographics.
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2023 will be a big year for housing in New York — and that starts with Open New York’s first comprehensive policy agenda! We are thrilled to share our 5-point plan for a more affordable, fair, and sustainable city and state:
🧵⬇️
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That's right, and with the stunning vacancy numbers released last night, the situation has never been more dire.
We have to build more homes.
NYC can’t get out of its housing affordability crisis without action from the State. It’s time to push hard now for a major package of pro-housing and pro-tenant policies in Albany.
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Every neighborhood in New York City needs to be part of solving our housing affordability crisis — the City of Yes initiative will make that possible. Our statement:
@NYCMayor
Today, we’re proud to announce
@NYCMayor
’s
#CityofYes
for Housing Opportunity, a citywide initiative to address our housing shortage by creating a little more housing in every neighborhood. Together, this will have a big impact — the biggest in the history of New York’s zoning.
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New housing of any kind makes housing more attainable for everyone.
When we make new housing illegal, our city’s most vulnerable will always be impacted first.
Minneapolis Federal Reserve did a study on the city's flat & decling rents, finding that for every 100 market rate apartments built, 70 existing apartments were freed up in low income neighborhoods.
What lessons on gentrification can be extracted here.
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Thank you Rep.
@AOC
for standing up against exclusionary zoning! For the environment, for social justice, for housing affordability—we need more housing!
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This is dangerous fear mongering from
@NYCMayor
. Using migrants as a scapegoat for the real problem: a housing shortage decades in the making, driven by wealthy neighborhoods (like the UWS), killing new housing and shelter opportunities every chance they get.
quite a clip of Mayor Adams here from intro remarks at Wednesday night town hall on the Upper West Side
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Gentle Monday reminder that housing policy is climate policy 🙂
Average carbon emissions per household. The contrast between the NYC/NJ urban core and the suburbs is incredible.
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@chrislhayes
Sign our petition to make the shelters even bigger!
Do you believe that our city should be welcoming to everyone? That wealthy areas like Park Slope should do their part in fighting the homelessness crisis? Sign our petition to enlarge these two shelters on 4th Ave!
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We know there is no silver bullet solution to NY’s profound housing crisis, but a real, mandate-based, enforceable statewide framework is an essential component of any solution.
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Say hello to our 2023 City Council endorsed candidates 👋. New Yorkers deserve elected officials at every level of government who will fight for an abundant and affordable future.
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US cities that built a lot of new housing are seeing **quick** rent drops—especially in older and less expensive buildings (>2% in 12 mo!!).
We can have this in NYC (h/t
@jamesparsons
)
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If we want to solve our housing crisis, we must build new housing AND bring vacant apartments back into our active housing supply. That's why Open New York is launching a 5-point action plan that will bring vacant units back online! 🧵
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Our zoning policy has left us with a city incompatible with raising a family.
We can fix it.
Build more homes.
Build more bedrooms.
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NYC rents are up a staggering 18% this year, now over $4,200 for a 1 bedroom.
We need to allow more homes. We literally can’t afford inaction.
🗽 NYC 1BR rents are ⬆️ an astonishing 18.3% YoY
A 1BR in NYC now costs $4,200 a month
(2/3)
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Let's be absolutely clear: our housing and homelessness crisis exists because of decades of policy failures. Elected officials should focus on addressing the root causes of the housing shortage, not shifting the blame to our new neighbors.
Mayor Adams' office is actively discouraging asylum-seekers from coming to New York City - releasing these flyers today.
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If we don’t take steps to bring down rents and build more housing, we’re not as welcoming as we think ⬇️
States that are safe for trans people be like don’t worry you can come here! :) the rent is only $4,000 a month! :)
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“‘It doesn’t matter what kind of incentive you give them — a wealthy community, before they allow Black and brown people in, they’ll walk away from any amount of money,’ Mr. Ramos said at a recent rally.”
Gov. Kathy Hochul is promoting an aggressive housing plan that she says could create 800,000 new homes across New York over the next decade, but it's being met with some resistance in some suburbs. Here's why.
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This morning,
@NYCMayor
and
@GovKathyHochul
released the “New New York Action Plan,” a broad agenda to revitalize NY. The ambitious housing proposals can and must be implemented if we are serious about solving our housing crisis and meaningfully ramping up our housing supply.
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That's it, that's the headline.
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This year, leadership in Albany bent the knee to loud voices in New York's exclusionary suburbs and landlords, and failed to pass anything aimed at building new housing or protecting tenants. Our statement on the 2024 State Budget from our Executive Director,
@annemariegray
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We’re very happy to see the 5WTC project finally moving forward, transforming a parking lot into 1200 new homes, including 400 permanently income-restricted units in one of the most expensive parts of the city, all while creating 10,000 union jobs. 💪
Today, 5WTC is a parking lot. When complete, it’ll be thousands of homes.
We just got approval on this critical project which will transform a community, do right by New Yorkers impacted by 9/11, & show the world, once again, that you can never keep New Yorkers down.
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.
@GovKathyHochul
released the executive budget today, so we have legislative text for many of the proposals that we’ve been excited about! This is an important step toward the comprehensive statewide approach to housing policy that we’ve needed for so long. Let’s dive in…
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It’s very telling how quickly Republicans will drop their support for property rights when there’s a chance for real integration involved.
Nassau GOP leaders to oppose Gov. Hochul proposal to require municipalities to allow at least one accessory dwelling units, calling it Hochul's "urbanization agenda."
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By a 48 point margin, New York voters agree that "even reasonable proposals for new housing are met with unreasonable opposition."
Our State Senate and Assembly should tune out the loud minority and pass comprehensive pro-housing policies to address the housing crisis!
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We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve hired
@willthomas_usa
as our first Executive Director! Will’s passion for our mission, experience with New York housing policy and politics, and professional background will help us grow and continue the fight for housing abundance.
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"We should be building housing like the life of our city depends on it, because it does. People want to live here, and we should be a city that wants them too. We are all better off when we welcome new neighbors with open arms instead of a cold shoulder...
New by
@guttmann
: There are Just Two Big Issues in New York’s Elections; We Need Voters and Candidates to Prioritize Them
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Let’s be clear: These proposals would be transformational if passed.
New York State has long trailed our peer states in addressing exclusionary zoning, a key factor in our housing crisis — but with this legislation, we would become national leaders.
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@annemariegray
@JanakiChadha
@politicony
@NYCMayor
New housing and tenant protections go hand-in-hand to empower renters – whether they want to move or stay in their home. We’re excited to join the growing coalition fighting to make sure that renters have “Good Cause” protections against evictions and extortionate rent increases.
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Finding housing in NYC is already hard enough. New Yorkers need the FARE Act: common sense legislation which requires the party who hires a real estate broker to pay the broker's fee, removing a huge barrier to finding a new apartment in the city.
My constituent is looking for an apartment and a broker, who he didn’t hire, is trying to charge him 15% of the annual rent for the fee.
It would cost my constituent $10k+ just to move into an apartment even though his landlord hired the broker.
We need to pass the
#FAREAct
!
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🚨BIG NEWS🚨: Today, we’re launching Abundant New York, a new initiative to elect pro-housing, pro-tenant candidates across New York State.
Follow us at
@AbundantNewYork
and read more here:
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Some may disagree, but I think these are perfectly nice buildings and it’s a perfect day in Central Park. Go outside!
URGENT: State legislature will decide next week whether to allow city to rezone for supersized development in any residential neighborhood in NYC. Campaign of misinformation being waged to gut longstanding rule protecting neighborhoods. More + how to help:
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Kudos to
@StephenLevin33
for negotiating a deal on River Ring that not only preserved all its density and community benefits, but won even more affordable senior housing for Williamsburg.
What’s better than 1000 homes? 1400 homes, w/ 40% affordable!
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Huge news from earlier this week: housing is coming to SoHo!
We fought long and hard to legalize housing in one of the City's richest, most high-opportunity neighborhoods, and it's incredible to see the results. When you legalize housing, housing gets built.
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.
@MaraGay
of The New York Times
Editorial Board agrees with us. If we are serious about addressing the housing crisis we need to:
✅ Pass the New York Housing
Compact with enforceable mandates
✅ Desegregate the suburbs
✅ Pass Good Cause tenant protections
One big reason the rent is so high? Because suburban and NIMBY politicians are trying to stop new housing. New York should not let them.
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Join the ratio: tell Tom we need more housing, not the same racist apartment bans that have kept places like Long Island unaffordable and segregated.
📣 Today I will join local officials and community leaders to oppose plans by
@KathyHochul
that would eliminate single family zoning laws in New York and dramatically alter the housing landscape across the state, especially in suburban communities.
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Sign our petition to support the Arrow Linen rezoning!
Windsor Terrace and South Slope need more homes, and the project at Arrow Linen is an opportunity to add affordable housing in an increasingly unaffordable neighborhood.
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We're proud to stand with
@MarkLevineNYC
and 70% of Manhattan's council members in calling to lift NYC's outdated FAR cap. Let's get this done Albany!
The 12 FAR cap, a relic of the 1960s, was created when NYC worried about too much housing. Now, it's a major obstacle to building more affordable housing. It's time to repeal it!
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Today's court ruling on Haven Green shows how broken the process is to build new, 100% affordable housing — 6 years (!!) of bureaucracy so far. Housing delayed is housing denied — in this case, to the lowest income seniors in NYC. We hope the City appeals this decision ASAP.
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THREAD: We’re thrilled to announce our first-ever set of endorsements for New York City Council:
@saraklind
,
@ShaunAbreu
,
@JessicaHaller
,
@mvelaznyc
,
@PiSanchezNYC
,
@NYJohnSanchez
,
@althea4theBX
, and
@JuanArdilaNYC
.
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After a disastrous legislative session,
@GovKathyHochul
's planned executive actions are both important and insufficient. Transformative change to address NY's housing crisis is only possible when the Gov. and Legislature come together to pass comprehensive housing reforms. [1/4]
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"a four-story private mansion in Manhattan’s West Village."
Funny how we've made it so hard to build new apartments in the West Village that we end up with a 30,000 sqft mansion instead
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We’re extremely happy to see the Bruckner Sites rezoning pass through the Land Use committee today. We look forward to the full City Council voting yes on this proposal, and to continue fighting this housing crisis together! 🎉
New:
@mvelaznyc
announces at the Council's Zoning Subcommittee that she's going to support the Bruckner Boulevard rezoning plan in her Bronx district, all but ensuring it'll be adopted by the Council.
This is a win for
@NYCMayor
. Story will be updated:
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Another example of a developer actively applying to build less parking than required near transit; this shouldn't require a 7-month approval process and vote of the entire City Council.
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Join us in our fight to end New York City's housing shortage. All donations up to 100K will be matched 1-to-1 and will help us hire our first full-time staffer––so be a housing hero and give today!
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The 1.4% vacancy rate scares the crap out of us too.
New York needs real tenant protections and real supply provisions now.
@CarlHeastie
Heastie says the 1.4% vacancy rate in NYC should be “scaring the crap out of all of us.”
He’s also providing more details about the nearly formed housing deal than
@GovKathyHochul
did yesterday.
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NEW: Three Assembly sources said all major housing policy will be removed from this year’s state budget.
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“In other words, never mind the lurid right-wing fantasies: NIMBYism, not crime or taxes, is the New York area’s main problem.”
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We gathered in Albany yesterday to call on
@GovKathyHochul
,
@CarlHeastie
, and
@AndreaSCousins
to pass a housing package that ends exclusionary zoning AND protects tenants. We can and must do both. Here’s what our elected officials had to say:
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.
@pewtrusts
examined housing markets in Minneapolis, New Rochelle, Portland, and Tysons, VA, and found that more flexible zoning and greater housing production slowed rent growth compared to national trends.
Read more:
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let's make it so:
421a + good cause = yes
social housing? -> let's go
affordable✅
market-rate✅
supportive✅
Faith Based✅
TOD✅
ADUs✅
Let's use *every* tool to fix NY housing in 2024!
Last year was supposed to be the "Year of Housing" in Albany. Maybe in 2024, lawmakers will finally reach a deal.
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We appreciate Senator Brisport taking the time to thoughtfully engage with research on housing development, which is such an important issue to all New Yorkers. Let’s fight our housing crisis together, with housing of all kinds and tenant protections,
@JabariBrisport
!
Had a great chat about this study with
@FurmanCenterNYU
and it is now clear to me that the construction of market rate housing does not raise nearby rents. Thank you to all who sent it to my office.
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Our statement on housing inaction in this year's state legislative session:
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New Yorkers deserve elected officials who have the political will to create the housing we so desperately need. When the City Council votes on the Throggs Neck rezoning, Council Members must demonstrate their commitment to ending the housing crisis by voting YES on the project.
If it doesn’t build more housing, fast, New York will soon shut out young, working-class and middle-class people. Only the wealthiest will remain, along with NIMBY holdouts sprinkled across the city.
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Periodic reminder: before we released our affordable housing plan for SoHo the NIMBYs were much more open about what their motivations are. Don't believe them when they start throwing around rhetoric about gentrification (in SoHo... in 2020... lol).
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Borough President Levine is right — we can’t expect New Yorkers to afford a Manhattan that doesn’t build new homes, and we certainly can’t expect them to raise families here when average rents for a 3BR are hitting $9000 (!!!) a month.
We need more homes for all New Yorkers.
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Our ED
@willthomas_usa
is in the
@NYDailyNews
this morning, making the case for the SoHo/NoHo rezoning and taking down the unfortunate misinformation that rezoning opponents have resorted to. Read and share!
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We're excited to announce two new hires at Open New York: Asia Thomas, (
@Asia_The_Truth
) as our new Director of Organizing, and Logan Phares, (
@loganphares
) as our new Political Director––both will help us advocate even more fiercely for a more open, more affordable New York!
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The actions announced today by
@NYCMayor
are exactly the kind of pro-housing reforms that the City and State desperately need. We are excited to work with
@ebottcher
&
@KeithPowersNYC
on the proposed rezonings, which will bring permanently affordable housing to Midtown.
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Recently, a group of Brooklyn officials called for an end to parking minimums for new construction in transit-rich neighborhoods. We're into it—and we expect to hear more soon!
In the meantime: What are parking minimums anyway, and why do we want to get rid of them? 🤔⤵️
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Delighted to hear
@NYCLandmarks
' vote in favor today of 250 Water St as an appropriate addition to the South Street Seaport historic district––we look forward to supporting these 270 homes (w/ 70 affordable) as they make their way through the ULURP process.
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We agree,
@LizKrueger
. Thank about how many units we could add if we simply allowed residential uses at the same density as commercial in Manhattan!
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“Blocking multifamily development, thanks to land-use rules and environmental laws, has been sending housing costs higher, creating a sprawling, congested suburbia full of ever-bigger mansions.”
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Yesterday Open New York members showed up and showed out in Albany with our friends from
@HousingHelpInc1
,
@EastEndYIMBY
, and
@HTHCHousing
! Folks from all over the state of New York came to support the New York Housing Compact because we know what is at stake! 1/
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While this housing package includes some positive steps for building homes in New York City, it ultimately reinforces the status quo that allows local governments the absolute power to ban new homes, which perpetuates inequitable patterns and worsens our housing crisis each year.
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@annemariegray
@JanakiChadha
@politicony
Our agenda starts with some low-hanging policy fruit: legalize small apartment buildings, ADUs, and SROs everywhere. There is no reason for the most affordable home types to be banned anywhere in New York City or State except to exclude — and we all suffer when they are banned.
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Solving our housing crisis will require a number of different solutions, but negotiating for fewer affordable units is not one of them.
NEW: How Councilmember Shahana Hanif, co-chair of the Progressive Caucus, successfully pushed to lower the number of affordable units that will be produced by a zoning change in her district.
From me and
@georgejoseph94
for
@nysfocus
and
@THECITYNY
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The New York State Senate and Assembly just released their counter proposals to
@GovKathyHochul
’s budget. Let’s discuss the most problematic changes: 1/
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The ONY team is here in Albany for
@GovKathyHochul
’s state of the state address! We’ll be looking for her to announce a comprehensive statewide housing approach. Watch with us at
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The
@nytimes
editorial board backs the SoHo/NoHo rezoning!
“NY'ers need affordable housing in every neighborhood, not as an afterthought at the end of a long subway line. Making that a reality would go a long way toward building a fairer, healthier city.”
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Congratulations to
@dr_yusefsalaam
on his big win tonight! Another housing champion in the
@NYCCouncil
🥳 🏆🌇
.
@dr_yusefsalaam
is eager to get to work to address the housing crisis that District 9 constituents are facing. If elected, he is committed to facilitating the development of new housing in his district and citywide.
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The
@NYDailyNews
Editorial Board comes out strongly in favor of a pro-housing SoHo upzoning:
"In SoHo, there’s a golden chance to create affordable housing in the heart of Manhattan. Who dares say no to this?"
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NIMBYs + real estate interests are trying to cut backroom deals w/
@NYCCouncil
to cut 100s of new homes in the SoHo-NoHo rezoning.
Tell
@NYCSpeakerCoJo
@CarlinaRivera
@CM_MargaretChin
@galeabrewer
not to cut homes from the rezoning!
#SoHoNoHoNeedsHomes
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One of the grossest effects of not building:
::NYC has a near zero vacancy rate for low income homes:: (!!)
@CSSNYorg
's shocking report on NYC's housing + vacancy shows most new yorkers suffer but historically marginalized folks suffer most 🧵 1/x
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This Thanksgiving, we're especially grateful for 8500 new homes in a wealthy, white neighborhood well-served by transit.
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Looking forward to spending afternoons in the 16,000 square feet of beautiful new publicly accessible green space coming to Little Italy!
A great public amenity that will come alongside 123 critically needed, deeply affordable, homes for seniors.
An appellate panel rules that the city can in fact move forward with a low-income housing project at the Elizabeth Street Garden -- a big win for the city.
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