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City’s Affordable Housing Production Ticked Down in First Half of 2026, And What Else Happened This Week

By Big New York · 08/14/2026 · Updated 08/14/2026

It's the lowest total since 2022, the first year of Mayor Eric Adams’ administration. But housing experts cautioned against drawing conclusions from just six months of data. "It's really the long term trends that matter." The city financed the creation and preservation of 12,491 affordable homes in the first six months of the year, the.

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It's the lowest total since 2022, the first year of Mayor Eric Adams’ administration. But housing experts cautioned against drawing conclusions from just six months of data. "It's really the long term trends that matter." The city financed the creation and preservation of 12,491 affordable homes in the first six months of the year, the.

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