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Economy|ElectionsCuomo wants to be New York City’s next mayor. Will his plans help the city?Former New York state governor trails Zohran Mamdani in the polls as he pitches a more centrist economic policy.

Andrew Cuomo, former Governor of New York, is currently a candidate for the mayoral race in New York City. His housing plan proposes the construction of 500,000 new apartments over the next decade, with two-thirds designated as affordable. The plan…

JBy Jessica GrantSep 26, 20251 min read

Andrew Cuomo, former Governor of New York, is currently a candidate for the mayoral race in New York City. His housing plan proposes the construction of 500,000 new apartments over the next decade, with two-thirds designated as affordable. The plan includes tax incentives for private developers and aims to relax zoning laws to facilitate office-to-residential conversions.

Cuomo also intends to utilize publicly owned land for new housing developments and proposes a $2.5 billion investment in public housing over five years. Additional measures include increasing legal support in housing courts and offering more housing vouchers to combat homelessness. A unique proposal, termed "Zohran’s Law," would impose income limits on applicants for rent-stabilized apartments.

Cuomo advocates for transferring control of New York City's transit system from the state to the city. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), currently under state jurisdiction, would require substantial funding changes to enable this shift. Although the proposal presents challenges due to the existing state funding structure, Cuomo suggests potential free transit routes and expanding the fair fares program for low-income residents.

Andrew Cuomo, former Governor of New York, is currently a candidate for the mayoral race in New York City.
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Cuomo's economic strategy includes the $1.5 billion Five-Borough Economic Transformation Capital Fund, targeting citywide projects. An innovation hub is proposed to support start-ups with grants and tax exemptions aimed at job creation. Additionally, Cuomo plans to streamline business development processes through a 90-day fast-track regulatory review, focusing on workforce training and development in various sectors, including healthcare.

Cuomo's tax proposals include eliminating taxes on tips for restaurant workers and removing income tax for individuals earning up to 200% of the federal poverty level. For affluent residents, he plans to raise the mansion tax threshold to $2.5 million. While these tax cuts are part of his platform, questions remain regarding the financing of his broader proposals.

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Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.

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