"Albany Nears Major Housing Deal to Address NYC Affordability Crisis"

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Lawmakers in Albany are close to reaching a housing deal in New York that could lead to the construction of new homes and provide protections for renters. However, different factions representing tenants, landlords, and construction workers are still at odds over key priorities, such as eviction restrictions and tax breaks for developers. Governor Kathy Hochul expressed optimism about the progress but emphasized the delicate nature of the negotiations, likening it to a game of Jenga. The left wing of the Democratic Party is advocating for a "good cause eviction" bill to limit landlords' ability to evict renters and deter sharp rent increases.
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