Political Rivalry and Housing Equity in NYC

This chapter explores the political tensions surrounding housing policies in New York City, focusing on personal attacks against a progressive politician advocating for low-income residents. The discussion highlights the complexities of rent stabilization, the implications of means testing for affordable housing, and the impact of political strategies on public perception. Additionally, it contrasts the backgrounds of political opponents, raising questions about the authenticity of their critiques and the challenges of addressing housing equity.