“Nothing on the table was tackling the status quo of allowing local governments absolute power to ban new homes,” said Annemarie Gray, executive director of the pro-development group Open New York, who reviewed one of the versions of the bill obtained by New York Focus. “Until we’re talking about state-level tools that ensure that we’re building new homes, it’s just not a serious housing package.” Open New York strongly supported Hochul’s proposal to require towns to allow more new housing.
Legislators Wrote a Bill in 2023 to Address the Housing Crisis — But Never Got to Vote on It
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