Sedesco seeks rezoning for new Billionaires’ Row skyscraper
Apparently 400,000 square feet on Billionaires’ Row isn’t quite enough space for one builder’s ambitious vision. Turkish developer Sedesco...
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These projects missed the rezoning deadline
A flurry of rezoning applications developers filed last month for new projects now face an uncertain future. The 22 applications submitted to the Department of City Planning missed an April 30 certification deadline, meaning...
City Council greenlights Governors Island rezoning
Governors Island could soon be home to nearly 4 million square feet of new development. The City Council on...
Atlantic Avenue project gets haircut — and is rejected anyway
A Brooklyn community board rejected a proposed new building on Atlantic Avenue, even after the developers gave the project...
Governors Island rezoning inches closer to final vote
The rezoning of Governors Island is nearing a final vote, albeit with a few tweaks and limitations on new...
Judge declines to block Soho rezoning; proposal remains on hold
The proposal to rezone Soho and Noho can technically move forward — but it remains on hold for now....
Blood Center’s plans for big Upper East Side HQ draw criticism
The New York Blood Center is close to getting approval to begin the city’s seven-month public review process for...
Gowanus rezoning may move forward as soon as Monday
The Gowanus rezoning, after months of delay, may be able to move forward within days. Judge Katherine Levine “indicated...
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When big-time projects are stopped by small-time judges
“These are huge towers. I’ve lived in the city my whole life. You can’t just do this because the...
City to open Soho homeless shelter
The city plans to open a homeless shelter in Soho, which is already atwitter over the de Blasio administration’s proposal to upzone the ritzy neighborhood. The Department of Social Services would house 200 men...