A new analysis reveals that repairs in New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) properties take an average of nearly 16 months to complete, according to internal data. The findings highlight persistent delays in addressing maintenance issues, raising concerns about living conditions for residents. The data suggests systemic challenges in response times, with some repairs lingering far beyond standard expectations. Tenants and advocates have long criticized the slow pace of fixes, though officials have not yet commented on the latest figures.
Repairs for issues in NYCHA housing averages 470 days, data says CBS News
