From Affordability to Abundance: A Policy Agenda for a City That Builds
New York is building again. City of Yes passed in December 2024, unlocking 80,000 new homes. Charter amendments streamlined affordable housing approvals. Congestion pricing is funding subway expansion while cutting traffic. For the first time in decades, leadership across City Hall, Albany, the MTA, and Port Authority are acting on a shared mandate––build more of what New Yorkers need.
This political moment demands policy ambition to match. This March, Abundance New York and the NYU Wagner School of Public Service will bring together policymakers, advocates, and community leaders for an afternoon of policy discussion.
This event is open to the NYU community and the general public. Visitors must have a valid government ID to enter the building.