Neoyorquinos: Debemos votar SÍ a las preguntas 2 a 5 sobre vivienda asequible que están en el parte de atrás de nuestras boletas electorales en noviembre. Pueden leer más aquí: https://t.co/ClsKbctyDc

We’ve all watched friends and neighbors leave New York for a more affordable place to live. But what if we didn’t have to? Ballot Props 2, 3, 4, & 5 – which will be on the back of your ballot in Nov – will make it easier for us to build homes that we can afford. And that means

New York City’s mayoral race is high-stakes. But a ballot question that could remove one of the central obstacles to the city’s housing crisis may be even more important, Errol Louis writes.

NEW interview: @CeaWeaver on Tenants' Electoral Power, Mamdani's Rent Freeze Pledge, & Housing Policy Listen at Max Politics wherever you get podcasts /1

Austin is a born and raised New Yorker who can’t afford to find his own place. New Yorkers are being priced out of their homes and neighborhoods. Vote YES on Affordable Housing Ballot Proposals 2-5 to end this crisis!

Listen to Governor Hochul: We need more housing. Vote YES on Affordable Housing Proposals 2-5!

Artists + creatives are literally who make New York, New York. Vote YES on Affordable Housing Ballot Proposals 2-5!

We held a rally outside City Hall urging New Yorkers to vote YES on Affordable Housing Ballot Proposals 2-5 because we need housing to survive.

Last week, we joined together to stand AGAINST MAGA and FOR affordability. Reject MAGA’s vision for NYC: vote YES on Props 2-5 for a more affordable future for all New Yorkers!

In Queens, one community district added 2,485 homes last year, while another added only 76 (the same community district has added very little for years)! Our housing crisis is a citywide problem that demands a citywide solution.

Thank you @morganfmckay for having me on re: how Props 2-5 will fast-track the affordable housing working New Yorkers need - not luxury condos - in every part of the city. 1.4% vacancy rate. 140K homeless school kids. 50% of renters and homeowners unable to afford the roofs

Tonight at 6:30 PM on @fox5ny - @amitsinghbagga joins us to explain why his group - Yes on Affordable Housing - is urging voters should vote yes on Ballot Propositions 2, 3 and 4

These days, the average time it takes to get new housing built in NYC is nearly 900 days — compared to 220 in Boston or 400 in L.A. New York’s housing production has dropped 75% over the past century —

.@DRichardsQNS knows that working class Queens residents are being displaced because we don’t build enough housing. We’ve lost 200,000 Black residents over 20 years and 140,000 public school kids are homeless. Vote YES on Affordable Housing Props 2-5 to end the displacement!

“We'll ensure that tenants, whether rent-stabilized or market rate, 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐮𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠, such that they are not being priced out of this city.”

Please enjoy this video of Cutis Sliwa bragging in tonight’s debate that Democrats on the City Council agree with him about blocking affordable housing. And then vote yes on Props 2-5 to empower Zohran to build affordable housing fast, everywhere in the city.

@ZohranKMamdani is worried about the wait times for affordable housing — and so are we. New Yorkers can’t afford to wait. We need to vote YES on props 2-5 to reform our outdated housing approvals system.

“I will build 200,000 units of affordable housing… and I’m going to make it easier for the private sector to build housing, because what we see today is it’s not labor, it’s not materials—it’s the wait that is actually costing so many so much to build the housing we need”

This November, voters will have a chance to ensure our next mayor is able to build the affordable housing we need. Voting @YesOnAffHousing props 2-5 will make it easier to build housing across the city.

.@ZohranKMamdani is 100% right — the wait from idea for an apt to moving in is way too long. That’s why we need to fast-track 100% affordable housing, 1-4 story buildings in low-density nabes, adding a few stories in high-density nabes. And that’s why we need to vote YES on