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Julie Samuels

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@TechNYC + @hangaris. Previously @EngineOrg, @EFF. Wife and mom to 3 kids and a dog. I still/will always believe in the power of technology for good. #NYFOREVER
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Let NYC homes rent during World Cup

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By Julie Samuels
| New York Daily News Verified
Ahead of the World Cup, New York is about to face a once-in-a-generation moment, with millions of visitors poised to descend — and spend! — even more in the city. This should be a moment for New Yorkers to capitalize on, but unfortunately for many, it looks likely to amount to little more than a gift to those already doing just fine.
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Op-ed: Julie Samuels on how New York can stay on top of tech innovation

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By Julie Samuels
| Crain's New York Business Verified
Last year, the neighborhood’s storefront vacancy rate dropped to 17.2%, down nearly 10% from the 26.9% it was at a decade ago.
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Mamdani, use tech to bring affordability

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By Julie Samuels
| New York Daily News Verified
Across the United States, affordability is the defining issue of the moment, and nowhere is that more true than in New York. From housing and child care to transportation and basic services, the cost of living has reached a breaking point for many New Yorkers. It’s no surprise that Mayor Mamdani’s campaign — centered on making the city more affordable — resonated so strongly with voters.
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