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A lack of regulations, and a dearth of information about what impact earlier place-based tax programs had, has some New York advocates and experts worried that Opportunity Zones offer as…

BySadef Ali Kully 1Comment

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Apr 2019

Housing and Homelessness Land Use and Development NYCHA

Housing Round-up: Rally for Stronger Rent Regs. A Segregation Scorecard. More Development for NYCHA?

Plus: Are New York’s banks doing right by the depositors from low-income communities?

ByJarrett Murphy 5Comments

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Apr 2019

Housing and Homelessness NYCHA

Lawmakers: Axe Tax Break for High-End Condos and Coops to Help Fund NYCHA

Worth about $572 million in fiscal 2019, it’s the fourth largest tax break affecting city revenues.

ByJarrett Murphy 4Comments

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Apr 2019

Government Podcasts

Max & Murphy: Battle Over Rent Regulations Will Dominate Albany’s Spring

The weather is warming. The budget is done. And rent regulations that affect millions of tenants and thousands of landlords are up for renewal.

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Apr 2019

Housing and Homelessness Land Use and Development

Ever-Shifting Pacific Park Plan Highlights Uncertainty of Big Development Schemes

From the Amazon MOU to the BAM site, alluring menus of public benefits are often dangled as the payoff for large subsidies and lucrative development rights. The project formerly known…

ByNorman Oder 2Comments

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Mar 2019

Podcasts

Max & Murphy: Would a Comprehensive Plan Map a Better Future for NYC?

Gotham Gazette’s Ben Max and Jarrett Murphy from City Limits talk to Pratt Center’s Elena Conte about the possible adoption of comprehensive planning.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Mar 2019

Opinion

Opinion: Will NY State Take a First Step Toward Ending Homelessness?

‘The governor and state legislature now have the opportunity to do something to help the people most at risk of homelessness.’

ByTom Waters 0Comments

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Mar 2019

Housing and Homelessness

One Year After the Rezoning, Has Jerome Avenue Changed?

The de Blasio administration says it has started to deliver on promises of housing help, street improvements and business assistance. Tenant groups and business advocates, however, say their worries remain.

BySadef Ali Kully 1Comment

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Mar 2019

Government Housing and Homelessness In Depth

Hopes Grow (and Doubts Remain) That New York City Will Adopt Comprehensive Planning

The 2019 Charter Revision Commission is considering a menu of changes to the city’s land-use system, including the possibility of requiring a comprehensive plan.

ByJarrett Murphy 3Comments

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Mar 2019

Housing and Homelessness

Resident Input Sought as City Edges Toward Possible Bronx Rezoning

Councilman Rafael Salamanca, who represents the area, says his biggest concern is the possible displacement of residents and small businesses.

BySadef Ali Kully 3Comments

New Federal Tax Program for Depressed Neighborhoods Stirs Hopes and Concerns

Housing Round-up: Rally for Stronger Rent Regs. A Segregation Scorecard. More Development for NYCHA?

Lawmakers: Axe Tax Break for High-End Condos and Coops to Help Fund NYCHA

Max & Murphy: Battle Over Rent Regulations Will Dominate Albany’s Spring

Ever-Shifting Pacific Park Plan Highlights Uncertainty of Big Development Schemes

Max & Murphy: Would a Comprehensive Plan Map a Better Future for NYC?

Opinion: Will NY State Take a First Step Toward Ending Homelessness?

One Year After the Rezoning, Has Jerome Avenue Changed?

Hopes Grow (and Doubts Remain) That New York City Will Adopt Comprehensive Planning

Resident Input Sought as City Edges Toward Possible Bronx Rezoning

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