更大的苹果城：保护有代价。住房就是其中之一。
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The article explores how historic preservation efforts in New York City can drive up housing costs, highlighting the tension between maintaining heritage and addressing housing shortages.
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Manhattan Institute (United States) | Jan 23, 2026
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Preserving historic neighborhoods can lead to increased property values, benefiting homeowners and the local economy.
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Investment in preservation can attract tourism and create jobs, which offsets some costs associated with housing shortages.
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The emphasis on preservation often limits housing supply, exacerbating the affordability crisis in urban areas.
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Preservation efforts can disproportionately impact lower-income residents by driving up rents and displacing communities.
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Balancing preservation with housing needs is essential for sustainable urban development and community growth.
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