"NY State Nears Housing Deal Amid Budget Wrangling and Criticism"

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New York state leaders have reached a housing deal to address the housing crisis, with a legislative plan that includes incentives for developers and protections for tenants. The agreement, negotiated by the governor and legislative leaders, aims to make it easier to build affordable homes while providing safeguards for renters. The package, set to be presented to the full Senate and Assembly, is a response to the worsening affordability problem in New York City and the state, but may face criticism from some lawmakers for not having sweeping enough tenant protections.
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