The Nothing Plan: Group aims to stop 6,000 Brooklyn homes
Every day my inbox fills up with solutions for the housing shortage. Some make sense and some don’t, but at least they’re trying to fix the problem. Two organizations, however, are trying to make it worse. The City Club of New York and Village Preservation have teamed up on a propaganda campaign to convince people that housing development won’t solve the problem — and that we should scale it back. If irresponsible advocacy were a crime, these folks would be locked up. I’ll discuss their cynical partnership in a future column, but today I want to focus on a City […]
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