The City Council voted overwhelmingly Wednesday to pass a bill banning landlords from forcing tenants to pay broker fees, though Mayor Adams has voiced concerns about the measure and could veto it.

Mayor Adams voiced concern Tuesday about a City Council bill that would prohibit landlords from forcing tenants to pay broker fees, arguing the measure could result in “long-term” affordability concerns for everyone involved.

The New York City Council passed a bill Wednesday to make renting an apartment a little easier. The bill, known as the FARE Act, requires landlords to pay the fee when they hire a real estate broker to market their properties.