Paché is. 2 year old husky mix. He is great and really have no complaints except that as every husky when he doesn’t get exercise he gets a bit destructive and challenging.
My husband and got him when he was 8 weeks old. Since then we encounter medical situation, where I had high risk pregnancy and bedrest. This already made it challenging to keep him but we were planning on buying a house (we live in a NYC apartment now). We had our son, who is now a toddler. The space is def cramped because of you know anything about NYC apartment is that they are tiny + a toddler.
We have come into some financial struggles and won’t be moving to a house anymore, but a bit larger condo with a balcony. However, with my husbands current job he is contanstly getting stuck with overtime and that leaves pache with 2x 30 min walks that I can take him on while having a toddler.
We have come to thinking we are clearly not providing him with the lifestyle he needs. With our life changes in the past year :He isn’t getting high exercise,  he is constantly behind a baby gate and has limited space in an already small apartment. Dog walker isn’t in our budget because of multiple financial hardships we have encounter ( which led to having to step back on getting a house)
My heart is torn and broken. I love him deeply. But maybe rehoming would be the best for him.  Any feedback or thoughts are welcomed

Contact husky house or SHARP (Siberian husky assistance and rescue program)

Not sure what doggy daycare costs there but I sent my dog one day last week and it made a huge difference in his energy level for several days after. If one day a week was in your budget I bet it would make a huge difference. You would still need to do your normal 2x30 walks but having that one day where he blows his energy out with other dogs makes that 2x30 walk go so much further.

A treadmill can make a big difference too. Nothing fancy, can look for a used one on craigslist or marketplace that is collapsable and train him to walk on it which is what my plan is for rainy bad weather days here.

*Edit to add: Since your dog is 2 you can start doing weight work with him. I have a backpack for my dog. He's only 1 so I'm just now starting with him. I have the Outward Hound Backpack and am starting him carrying it empty. After they get used to it empty then you can start slowly adding weight up to around 10% of their body weight. Carrying a little extra load on walks can help get more work out of the same walk and wear them down faster. Just go very slow with adding the weight. They get sore doing new exercise the same as us humans.