Curtis Sliwa on NYC Mayoral Race: Taxes, Housing, and Crime
Bloomberg PodcastsJuly 28, 202512 min209 views
35 connectionsΒ·40 entities in this videoβEconomic Challenges in New York City
- π High taxes are driving businesses out of New York City, with a combined corporate tax of 17.5% and personal income tax around 9%.
- ποΈ Congestion pricing has reduced foot traffic, making it difficult for small and mid-size business owners to pay rent.
- πΈ The city and state are criticized for making it impossible for businesses to stay.
Affordable Housing Crisis
- π A significant challenge is making housing rents more affordable in Manhattan.
- π Young professionals with student loans and high salaries struggle to make ends meet, often living in dormitory-style housing.
- π The inability for young people to afford basic necessities like rent or even a mortgage is pushing them out of state.
Political Landscape and Candidacy
- π³οΈ Curtis Sliwa, a Republican candidate for the 2025 NYC mayoral race, is seeing a surge in his polling numbers.
- πΎ He highlights his
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New York City Mayoral RaceCurtis SliwaGuardian AngelsTaxesBusiness ClimateCongestion PricingAffordable HousingStudent LoansCrimeNYPDRepublican PartyDemocratsSocialismEric AdamsAndrew Cuomo
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