In a major boost to affordable housing initiatives in New York City, Mayor Eric Adams and Governor Kathy Hochul have announced an extension of the 2-K program to over 2,000 children. The program, which provides rent-stabilized apartments to low-income families, has seen a significant surge in interest, with more than 5,700 applications submitted. This expansion is part of a broader effort to address the city's housing crisis, which has left many families struggling to find affordable housing options. With the 2-K program, eligible families will be able to secure rent-stabilized apartments, providing them with a much-needed safety net in the face of rising housing costs.
Mayor Mamdani and Governor Hochul Extend 2-K Offers to More Than 2,000 Children, Announce More Than 5,700 Applications Submitted NYC.gov
