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| Use upcoming rezonings to direct
growth toward areas with strong transit access |
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| Continue restoring underused
or vacant waterfront land across the city |
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| Use transit extensions to spark
growth as the subways did more than a century ago |
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| Pursue partnerships with City
and State agencies throughout the city |
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| Seek to adapt unused schools,
hospitals, and other outdated municipal sites for productive
use as new housing |
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- Continue to identify underutilized
areas across the city that are well-served by transit and other
infrastructure
- Examine the potential of major infrastructure expansions to
spur new growth in neighborhoods
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| Explore opportunities to create
new land by constructing decks over transportation infrastructure |
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| Continue to pursue creative
financing strategies to reach new income brackets |
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| Seek opportunities to expand
the use of inclusionary zoning, harnessing the private market
to create economically integrated communities |
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| Continue to develop programs
to encourage home ownership, emphasizing affordable apartments
over single-family homes |
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| Continue to develop programs
to preserve affordable housing that so many New Yorkers depend
upon today |
