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Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams, now out of office but still deeply involved, is leveraging his city hall experience to advise on infrastructure and clean energy tech—pitching innovations like special rebar while staying grounded by riding subways and biking through the streets. He’s also sharpening his critique of housing policy, arguing that blaming developers won’t solve New York’s shortage and that the city must partner with the private sector to attract vital investment. Adams defends his “City of Yes” rezoning plan and weighs in on the fallout of expiring tax breaks and rent regulations, while reflecting on his federal indictment, crime, homelessness, and education legacy—all while hinting at a possible return to politics. His central message? Rebuilding trust between City Hall and business is non-negotiable for New York’s economic survival.

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