New York City Mayor Eric Adams' administration is kicking off National Homeownership Month with a unique initiative aimed at empowering residents to take control of their living spaces. As part of the effort, Mayor Adams, alongside Housing Commissioner Adolfo Carrión Jr., has launched a free home inspection program, designed to provide low- and moderate-income homeowners with a comprehensive assessment of their properties' condition. The initiative is expected to help identify potential issues and facilitate repairs, ultimately increasing the value and safety of homes across the city. By investing in the city's housing stock, Mayor Adams is working to build a more stable and resilient community for all New Yorkers.
Mayor Mamdani Marks National Homeownership Month with Free Home Inspection Initiative NYC.gov
