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Low-Income Renters Can’t Get the Housing Vouchers They Need
A fraction of rent-burdened households receive Section 8 vouchers — and they may not even be able to use them.
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NYC mayoral candidates join together to criticize Cuomo's housing record; his team hits back at 'gaslighting…clown car'
Democratic candidates running for New York City mayor united on Friday to call out frontrunner former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s ...
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How New York City Can Create Genuinely Affordable Housing
The city should focus its resources where the need is greatest: subsidized housing affordable to low-income New Yorkers, say ...
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Critics Claim Cuomo’s Affordable Housing Plan for His New York City Mayoral Bid Was, in Part, Written by AI
A chunk of Andrew Cuomo’s newly released mayoral plan is alleged to have been written by ChatGPT.
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New York City mayoral candidates join forces to call out Andrew Cuomo's housing record
Four Democratic candidates running to be New York City's next mayor joined forces Friday morning to call out former Gov. Andrew Cuomo on his housing record."Andrew Cuomo could not give a rat's ...
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List of NYC mayoral candidates: Polls, scandals, how to vote
New York City mayoral race is intensifying as incumbent Mayor Eric Adams announced his bid for reelection as an independent candidate. Here's who else is running: ...
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Rent voucher “lifeline” is virtual dead end
which comes from the federal government and is distributed by the New York City Housing Authority. NYCHA gets the money from the Department of Housing and Urban Development and forwards it to ...
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Why We Need the Nation’s First Public Housing Museum
Opening this week in Chicago, the National Public Housing Museum wants to reinvigorate our interest in collective well-being ...
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How can NYC’s next mayor bring down homelessness? Housing groups weigh in.
The coveted Section 8 program, a federal rental assistance program managed by the New York City Housing Authority, opened its waitlist for new applications for the first time in 15 years last year.