NYC pol aims to curb Amazon-style warehouses
Politicians’ fight against Amazon is not over. The e-commerce giant’s bid to build a Queens campus died a year...
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Some builders upset as voters add red tape to projects
Much of the excitement around New York’s election Tuesday centered on the approval of ranked choice voting, but passage...
GFI bringing 330K sf mixed-use project to Fort Greene
UPDATED: 9:10 a.m., Dec. 11: GFI Development filed plans today for a 327,317-square-foot, mixed-used development in Fort Greene, a...
NYT critic gets heat for touting more public review for towers
If city agencies and community groups were granted more authority on air rights transfers for all new skyscrapers, it...
Air rights transfers should undergo public review: OPINION
City agencies and community groups should have a greater say in air rights transfers, and the city should place...
TF Cornerstone to build NYC’s largest apartment building
A West 57th Street project by developer TF Cornerstone will be New York City’s largest apartment building when completed,...
Staten Island mall, wheel approved in union-friendly deal
Developer BFC Partners has ironed out a deal that guarantees final city approval of an outlet mall and enormous...
Tudor City residents object to planned U.N. office tower
The United Nations Development Corporation faced a barrage of angry Tudor City residents at a public meeting Tuesday over...
Community to sound off on Jamestown’s Chelsea Market addition
In its bid to gain community favor for its 300,000-square-foot addition to the Chelsea Market, Jamestown Properties plans to...
62% hike in filing fees for large projects
The city’s Department of City Planning is proposing charging a steep increase in filing fees that would add nearly $200,000 to an application for some of the largest projects filed in the five boroughs,...
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