New York City Council prepares to vote on Mayor Adams' housing plan

New York City Mayor Eric Adams' housing plan is set for a City Council vote on Thursday. This plan aims to change zoning rules to increase housing availability, with a $5 billion budget for affordable housing and infrastructure improvements. The revised plan includes nearly 30,000 fewer housing units than initially proposed. It reflects a compromise between the mayor and the City Council, which has often disagreed on housing policies. Council Speaker Adrienne Adams expressed optimism about the plan's chances. While some councilmembers support the modified plan, others remain undecided. The final vote's outcome is uncertain as discussions about funding details continue.