New York A11137 mandates the use of community median income for income eligibility and rent levels in affordable housing programs in cities with.
New York A11137 requires affordable housing programs in cities with populations over one million to use community median income, defined as the median income for individual zip codes from the most recent federal census, to determine income eligibility and rent levels. This applies to programs funded by state contributions covering 33 percent or more of the construction costs, excluding those using federal funding. The act aims to ensure that affordable housing programs in large cities reflect local economic conditions.
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