In his final days in office, Mayor Eric Adams has made headlines by vetoing 19 bills that significantly impact street vendors, workers, and affordable housing. These controversial measures, which include housing policies that have raised concerns within the real estate industry, have been met with criticism. As the administration draws to a close, small property owners are closely monitoring the situation, awaiting potential further vetoes on additional housing-related legislation. The decision to veto these bills has sparked debate regarding the implications for New York City’s urban policy and social equity.