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CITY VIEWS: OPINIONS and ANALYSIS

CityViews: NYCHA Must Fix Our Homes Before Developing New Ones

By Monica Underwood, Michael Higgins, Karen Blondel and Beverly Corbin | October 30, 2018

‘There needs to be a moratorium on any new development schemes until NYCHA housing complies with all New York City building codes.’

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