Tag: Midtown

• New York City Details Landmark Designation Criteria Amid Development Concerns

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  Nov 14

  New York City officials detailed the criteria for landmark designation, asserting its importance during a meeting of the Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sightings, and Dispositions on November 13, 2025. The… more ›

• Public Outcry Grows Over Midtown South’s Historic Buildings Demolition Risk Amid Development Plans

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  May 16

  Stakeholders expressed deep concerns at a recent public meeting regarding the potential demolition of historic buildings in Midtown South as the city pushes forward with its mixed-use development plan. The… more ›

• New Zoning Changes Proposed to Boost Housing and Revitalize Midtown South in City of Yes Initiative

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  Feb 7

  The Manhattan City Planning Commission (CPC) meeting on January 21, 2025, outlined significant zoning regulation changes under the City of Yes initiative. The proposed adjustments mainly focus on increasing housing… more ›

• Manhattan City Planning Commission Unveils Ambitious Plan to Add 100,000 Homes Amid Housing Crisis

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  Feb 7

  The Manhattan City Planning Commission met on January 21, 2025, to discuss the Manhattan Plan, which aims to significantly increase housing availability throughout the borough. City officials emphasized a goal… more ›

• Brooklyn Planners Propose Zoning Changes to Boost Affordable Housing and Mixed-Use Developments

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  Jan 7

  At a recent planning review meeting in Brooklyn, officials discussed the implications of proposed zoning map and text amendments on existing residential and commercial structures. The meeting highlighted efforts to… more ›

• City Council Proposes Zoning Reforms to Boost Small Businesses and Affordable Housing

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  Dec 20

  The New York City Council is pursuing new zoning reforms aimed at revitalizing small businesses and increasing affordable housing in the city. During a recent public meeting, city planners discussed… more ›

• Midtown South Residents Voice Concerns as NYC Council Tackles Street Quality Challenges

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  Dec 19

  The New York City Council addressed significant issues regarding public safety, housing, and legislative updates during their recent meeting, with a particular focus on the challenges of implementing the streets… more ›

• NYC’s $5 Billion Housing Initiative Set to Create 80,000 Units Over 15 Years

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  Dec 18

  Mayor Eric Adams announced a significant $5 billion investment aimed at addressing New York City’s housing crisis during a bill signing ceremony on December 18, 2024. This legislative package, known… more ›

• City Aims to Tackle Mental Health and Substance Abuse for Safer Communities

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  Dec 17

  New York City officials are working to enhance public safety by addressing various community challenges, including mental health and substance abuse issues. The ongoing efforts aim to improve quality of… more ›

• New Development to Include Income-Restricted Housing at 2185 Coil Street: A Step Toward Affordability

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  Dec 10

  During a recent New York City Planning Commission public meeting, planners discussed the income-restricted units in the upcoming development at 2185 Coil Street and their comparison to citywide averages. The… more ›

• Residents Voice Objections to Members Club Proposal at 854 5th Avenue

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  Dec 10

  Residents expressed significant concerns over a proposed members club at 854 5th Avenue during the recent New York City Planning Commission public meeting. Attendees highlighted various quality of life issues… more ›