It could be the city's last resort.
Democratic mayoral candidate Eric Adams on Monday fleshed out his plan to attack New York's housing crisis, outlining a blueprint that would convert distressed outer-borough hotels into some 25,000 rooms of supportive housing.
Adams said the proposal — a central plank in his platform — would take advantage of the city's hollowed-out hospitality industry.
Standing outside the boarded-up Phoenix Hotel in Brooklyn's Sunset Park neighborhood, he called it "one solution that solves a multitude of problems."
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Democratic mayoral candidate Eric Adams on Monday fleshed out his plan to attack New York's housing crisis, outlining a blueprint that would convert distressed outer-borough hotels into some 25,000 rooms of supportive housing.
Adams said the proposal — a central plank in his platform — would take advantage of the [...]
