Eric Adams: “We had every city agency do an analysis of the land that we…”

“Our city's history. Then we went as far to see that we had too many plots of lands that were vacant in the city and underutilized city agencies. We had every city agency do an analysis of the land that we own as cities and say, let's build more. And that was some of the things we rolled out. With the Flushing airport development laid dormant since 1984, we turned that around and now we're building using units of housing and open space.” (07:27–07:35)

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