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Open door Mamdani admin extends $1.86B ‘emergency contract’ for NYC hotels to serve as homeless shelters

By Big New York · 08/02/2026 · Updated 08/02/2026

The Mamdani administration has re-upped a 3-year $1.86 billion contract with the Hotel Association of New York City to have scores of hotels provide emergency shelter to the city’s large home… The Mamdani administration re-upped a $1.86 billion contract that will see hotels across the five boroughs provide emergency space for the homeless. The three-year-.

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The Mamdani administration has re-upped a 3-year $1.86 billion contract with the Hotel Association of New York City to have scores of hotels provide emergency shelter to the city’s large home… The Mamdani administration re-upped a $1.86 billion contract that will see hotels across the five boroughs provide emergency space for the homeless. The three-year-.

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