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BySadef Ali Kully 5Comments

Hopes and Fears Shared at Hearing on Inwood Rezoning

The Council subcommittee hearing brings the proposed rezoning one step closer to a final vote.

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ByJarrett Murphy 2Comments

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City Launches Online Tracking Tool for Rezoning Commitments

There will be new tabs added to this tracker before the mayor is done, but it’s not easy to say how many.

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BySadef Ali Kully 13Comments

Planning Commission Approves Inwood Rezoning

There was a lone vote against the plan to upzone several blocks, preserve the current mix on others, replace the library and try to connect the neighborhood to its waterfront.…

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Opinion

CityViews: Let’s Stop the Zero-Sum Debate Pitting Open Space vs. Affordable Housing

‘The complex goals of communities must be addressed holistically, with a commitment to developing assets that enrich and empower resident experience. ‘

ByKaren Haycox

ByScott Short 5Comments

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Opinion Uncategorized

CityViews: How Gov. Cuomo Helped My Landlord Raise My Rent

‘Cuomo faces a stark choice: he can either keep doing the bidding of landlords, or he can finally stand up for tenants, helping us stay in New York, the place…

ByNorma Jones 4Comments

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BySadef Ali Kully 1Comment

Housing Supply Growing, But Getting Outpaced by Population’s Swell, Jobs Boom

Why are rents climbing even as the number of housing units soars?

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BySadef Ali Kully 1Comment

Opinion Split at City Planning Commission Hearing on Proposed Inwood Rezoning

Some Planning Commission members expressed concerns during their questioning of city officials.

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ByKatie Swenson 8Comments

Opinion

CityViews: We Need Innovative Designs—and Open Minds—to Solve the Housing Shortage

‘Good design and cost-cutting seem to be contradictory goals in part because the conversation about the nation’s housing scarcity problem leaves little room for nuance.’

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