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Janaki Chadha
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Real Estate Reporter, New York Pro, POLITICO
New York
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blogging, game stories entertainment, media profile writing, sports narrative writing, long-form features
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By Jeff Coltin Verified, Janaki Chadha Verified, Nick Reisman Verified, Emily Ngo Verified| New York Playbook Newsletter@ With help from Cris Seda ChabrierAndrew Cuomo has a harsh assessment of the state’s multi-family housing tax break — the one that came after his tenure as governor, of course. “485-x doesn’t work,” he said in an interview with Playbook Sunday, after his mayoral campaign released its housing plan. It mirrors frustrations from the city’s top developers, who pushed for a new rental housing tax break for years, only to be disappointed by the version they got in Albany last spring.
By Janaki Chadha Verified, Joe Anuta Verified, Bill Mahoney Verified, Jeff Coltin Verified, Nick Reisman Verified, Emily Ngo Verified| New York Playbook Newsletter@ With help from Cris Seda Chabrier Mayoral candidates want to implement looser restrictions on apartment construction to meet demand. The city has a 1.4 percent rental vacancy rate. | Drew Angerer/Getty Images New York City has a mammoth housing crisis — and nearly every candidate vying to oust Mayor Eric Adams agrees that City Hall must loosen restrictions on building apartments to meet demand. City Comptroller Brad Lander is calling for 500,000 new homes of all kinds over 10 years.
By Jeff Coltin Verified, Janaki Chadha Verified, Nick Reisman Verified, Emily Ngo Verified| New York Playbook Newsletter@ With help from Cris Seda ChabrierAndrew Cuomo has a harsh assessment of the state’s multi-family housing tax break — the one that came after his tenure as governor, of course. “485-x doesn’t work,” he said in an interview with Playbook Sunday, after his mayoral campaign released its housing plan. It mirrors frustrations from the city’s top developers, who pushed for a new rental housing tax break for years, only to be disappointed by the version they got in Albany last spring.
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POLITICO
POLITICO is a leading source for political news and analysis, founded in 2007 by Robert Allbritton, John Harris, and Jim VandeHei. The company has grown significantly since its inception and became a subsidiary of Axel Springer SE in 2021. POLITICO is dedicated to providing nonpartisan journalism and real-time tools to engage audiences interested in politics and policy worldwide. The company offers comprehensive news coverage of political events, policy developments, and power dynamics in North America and Europe. Its subscription-based platform, POLITICO Pro, delivers in-depth policy intelligence, particularly in the healthcare, technology, and energy sectors. POLITICO also publishes a newspaper and a bimonthly magazine, alongside maintaining a strong online presence. With over 1,100 employees, POLITICO serves a diverse audience, including political and public policy professionals, who rely on its insights to navigate the complexities of government and policy.
Arlington, Virginia, United States
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