Eric Adams to prioritize supportive housing in upcoming NYC budget
New York City Mayor Eric Adams plans to revamp a major city initiative to create supportive housing for vulnerable New Yorkers by producing nearly 6,000 additional congregate apartments with on-site health and social services. This new commitment is aimed at reversing the city’s uneven progress on its goal to significantly grow its supportive housing supply by 2028. The news, shared exclusively with City & State, will be announced on Monday as Adams unveils a handful of new housing-related investments included in his upcoming executive budget proposal for fiscal year 2026. The...



