More than half a century ago, New York officials created an agency aimed at ensuring zoning policies throughout the state discouraged segregation. But within a few years, the agency, the Urban Development Corp., was stripped of most of its authority to interfere in residential zoning decisions. Not much has changed since. “The result is a state with fewer homes, more expensive rents, and starker segregation than it would otherwise have,” Noah Kazis, a fellow with
source https://therealdeal.com/2020/11/13/state-should-stop-exclusionary-zoning-practices-in-new-york-suburbs-report/
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