A hotly debated housing invoice that might give nonprofits first dibs on property purchases — vetoed by former Mayor Eric Adams hours earlier than he left workplace — is more likely to get a brand new likelihood to cross beneath the Mamdani administration. Its sponsor is already anticipating lawsuits trying to cease it. The Neighborhood Alternative to Buy Act would maintain housing within the fingers of the neighborhood and curb landlords promoting to large property teams, say advocates and invoice sponsor Council Member Sandy Nurse. It does so, Nurse stated, by giving certified teams like neighborhood land trusts the proper of…
