Name: Why NYCHA can't fill its units
Uploaded: 2025-06-24T16:01:17Z
Description: The New York City Housing Authority currently has more than 8,600 vacant units across New York City — that's despite a waitlist of 240,000 families and a widespread a housing crunch and affordability crisis. So, what's going on with the New York City Housing Authority?

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Why NYCHA can't fill its units

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