Mayor Eric Adams unveiled a suite of changes to the city’s zoning code that he says will create 100,000 new units of housing over 15 years during a Thursday address.
The text amendment, dubbed the “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity,” includes various proposals for boosting new housing production across every neighborhood in the five boroughs.
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