As the New York City area gears up to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including the final match, the debate over where fans will sleep has become a much bigger fight about who gets to benefit when one of the planet's biggest sporting events lands in a city already strained by sky-high rents and scarce housing.
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New York's World Cup Housing Fight Could Shape Who Profits When the World Arrives
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