It's about investing in people and their identity, which is often so linked to the community they were raised in or that they moved to. And We've committed over $1.4 billion over many years now to these programs, creating thousands of housing units, arts institutions, streets and public spaces. and really help communities execute ambitious visions for themselves that otherwise would not have become a reality. So as we continue to make New York more affordable, I believe that building more housing is the linchpin to that. (14:22–14:39)
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