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Mamdani launches new resources to help homeowners add ADUs to their property

By Shane O’Brien

Posted on March 19, 2026

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has launched new resources to help homeowners add ancillary dwelling units (ADU) to their properties, which City Hall says will help homeowners remain in their communities by bringing in extra income.

Mamdani also announced that the city is once again accepting applications for the Plus One ADU program, which provides up to $395,000 in financial support for eligible homeowners who wish to add an ADU. The program had been paused for the past two years.

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Mamdani launches new resources to help homeowners add ADUs to their property

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