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city planning

Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito addresses reporters at the Council's monthly pre-stated meeting.

Council Speaker: Mayor Needs to be More ‘Proactive and Engaged’ in Land Use Decisions

Melissa Mark-Viverito says Bill de Blasio needs to be more proactive in selling affordable housing development projects to local communities.
By Madina Toure

East Midtown Hold Up: Maloney, State Pols Ask City Hall to Slow Down Rezoning

Add a few more names to the growing list of people concerned about the speed with which the city is
By Matt Chaban

Hudson Square Hallelujah: Scott Stringer Approves Trinity Rezoning with Shorter Towers, More Open Space

The new towers in Hudson Square are going to look more, well, square. That is after Manhattan Borough President Scott
By Matt Chaban
Back to the streets. (HUD/Flickr)

Adolfo Carrion Leaves HUD to Help Save Cities on His Own

By Observer Staff
Mayor of the Capital of Innovation. (Getty)

What Does the Mayor Have Planned for Grand Central, and Other Developments from the State of the City

By Matt Chaban
A real fixer upper. (Wikimedia Commons)

Brooklyn’s Fourth Avenue Still Needs Fixing, Says Marty

By Stephen Duffy
Too much? (Forgotten New York)

Sunnyside Won’t Rise! City Council Passes Rezoning

By Matt Chaban

Apartment Towers Coming to Penn Station Wasteland?

By Laura Kusisto

Sunnyside Down: City Shrinking (or Saving?) Queens' Most Popular Nabe

By Matt Chaban

A Bigger Bowery? Shelly Says No, City Planning Says Yes

By Matt Chaban

Ugly Buildings Keep Brooklyn’s Fourth Ave from Becoming Park Avenue, Park Slope

By Matt Chaban

City Wants Consultant to Streamline City Planning

By Eliot Brown

Proprietress of the Skyline

By Eliot Brown
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