Planning commish okays Harlem housing plan
The largest private affordable housing initiative in Harlem took another step forward this week as the City Planning Commission voted 11-1 (with one abstention) to
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Highrise hoodwinkery has city zoning members seeing red
Council members are calling on the city to put the reins on developers using mechanical voids to artificially raise their height of their luxury condo
Remaining West Chelsea air rights may be sold at a premium at $500 per s/f
The supply of air rights in West Chelsea, the area that covers the High Line and Chelsea Market, has been reduced to a trickle. Now,
Stern-designed affordable homes get planning okay
Robert A.M. Stern Architects, the company responsible for some of New York’s most expensive developments, has designed an affordable building to house homeless and low-income
Planning chief has eye on boroughs
In 2016, New York City’s first zoning resolution marked its 100th year. Now, City Planning Commission director Marisa Lago is looking to start the next
A positive step forward for East Midtown
Last week’s City Planning Commission (CPC) hearing on the long-awaited rezoning of East Midtown demonstrated that the proposal is moving in the right direction –
City approves $100M sale of St. John’s Terminal air rights in the West Village
The City Planning Commission has approved the sale of air rights from the Hudson River Park Trust to a group of developers planning a five-building,