The racial politics of development are boiling over once again in Brooklyn, as charges of anti-Semitism are being lobbed at the opponents of a...

From  the October issue: City Council member David Greenfield represents Brooklyn’s 44th district, which spans the predominantly Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods of Midwood and Borough...

City Councilman David Greenfield, chair of the powerful Committee on Land Use, won’t seek reelection this year. The 38-year-old said he accepted a job...

The density boost that the Pfizer headquarters will automatically get under the Midtown East rezoning means that the pharmaceutical giant has a great reason...

Brooklyn City Council member David Greenfield has a separate state campaign account that allows him to raise money from companies barred under city rules from donating.

Land use deals are often political maneuvers that are years in the making and hard to track. But under newly proposed legislation, the city...

Preservation groups and real estate interests are gearing up for a fight over City Council legislation that would impose a time limit on Landmarks...

Preceding the full City Council vote on Astoria Cove, the Land Use Committee signed off on the controversial 1,700-unit mixed-use project.

From the October issue: If New York City real estate developers want David Greenfield’s ear, they’ll have to make the trek downtown to City Hall....

Brooklyn Council member David Greenfield’s selection as chairman of the influential Land Use Committee is likely to comfort developers alarmed by the election of...