City of Successful Housing Reform: With Vote, New York City Takes First Step Toward Pro-Housing Zoning | Manhattan Institute
New York City’s embattled mayor Eric Adams scored a big victory in late 2024, as the city council approved much of the “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity” (COYHO) zoning reform plan, earlier approved by the City Planning Commission. The enactment of COYHO marks NYC’s belated but welcome entry into the nationwide movement for pro-housing […]
View all Articles Governance , Economics , Cities Housing, New York City January 30th, 2025 31 Minute Read Issue Brief by Eric Kober Share Download PDF City of Successful Housing Reform With Vote, New York City Takes First Step Toward Pro-Housing Zoning Photo: Alexander Spatari / Moment via Getty Images Table of Contents × Introduction New York City’s embattled mayor Eric Adams scored a big victory in late 2024, as the city council approved much of the “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity” (COYHO) zoning reform plan, earlier approved by the City Planning Commission. The enactment of COYH
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