Mayor Eric Adams has big plans to revitalize New York’s central business districts as the city emerges from Covid-19. The mayor’s blueprint includes expanded promotional campaigns, new zoning regulations and an interagency task force dedicated to improving the public space of commercial corridors.
The mayor announced his economic vision for the city yesterday in a 70-point policy announcement from Hunts Point in the Bronx. Surrounded by multiple elected officials and standing beside his City Hall team, Adams declared his intention to use government to grow local communities together with the city’s central business sectors.
“Far too long we’ve had a wall between our corporate communities and government,” he
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