Brooklyn
Listen: Gentrification’s Winners, Losers and Questions
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Three experts on neighborhood change discuss what the G word has meant for New York City, its neighborhoods and their people.
Brooklyn
Bill Would Make Brooklyn a Real Estate ‘Cease-and-Desist’ Zone
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Advocates hoping to fend off aggressive investor interest think they might get a new defensive weapon: a cease-and-desist zone covering all of Brooklyn.
The Max & Murphy Show
Rezonings, Roadblocks and the Mayor’s Housing Plan
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Clashes with Councilmembers in two neighborhoods appear to have scotched neighborhood rezonings that are key to the mayor’s housing plan.
Affordable Housing
Report Sees de Blasio’s ‘Mandatory Inclusionary Housing’ Falling Short
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Nearly four years after it was created, with the city having started construction on more than 43,000 housing units under the mayor’s housing plan, only some 2,000 units have been created through the MIH requirement.
Brooklyn
City Hall and Local Leaders Deadlocked Over Bushwick Rezoning
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The Bushwick rezoning has come to a standstill with the de Blasio administration and Bushwick stakeholders at odds with each other over competing visions for how to channel development in the Brooklyn neighborhood.
Mapping the Future
City Hall Maps Steps to Deal With Impact of Decades of Racist Housing Policies
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The list of policy responses includes new ideas and long-held administration goals.
Homelessness
Thousands of NYC’s Homeless Parents were Recently Kids Themselves
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Parents account for the majority of homeless unaccompanied New Yorkers under age 25, according to city data,
Mapping the Future
Key City Housing Policies at Stake This Year in Courthouses, Campaign and Council
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Now that 2020 has dawned, here are the big land-use stories that Mapping the Future is tracking.
Mapping the Future
What Does the Inwood Rezoning Ruling Mean for Other NYC Neighborhood Plans?
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The de Blasio administration has at least three other possible rezonings on the docket. Will the annulment of the Inwood rezoning affect them?
Housing and Development
Judge Annuls Inwood Rezoning, Citing Flaws in City’s Review
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The ruling is a potentially significant legal setback for the de Blasio administration as it moves into its final two years with at least three major potential rezonings on the docket.