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…to find out about unique new stores in the neighborhood and help support a healthy retail landscape in our communities. Explore all our “Welcome to the Neighborhood” new small businesses…

…analyzing census data for NYC neighborhoods between 2010 and 2020 found that neighborhoods with high levels of new housing construction — many due to upzonings of the kind that Mayor…

…history in our neighborhoods, hear from acclaimed East Village author Ada Calhoun, explore vanished music venues in our neighborhoods and the places where early hip-hop history was made, find out…

…to allow businesses to expand more easily (including in residential neighborhoods) and to facilitate denser housing development in city neighborhoods. While not all the vaguely outlined goals and means of…

…Bottcher and Christopher Marte have not yet voted on it). The approved plan included almost no changes to address objections raised about its impact in neighborhoods like Greenwich Village, the…

…City. How would it do that? Largely by making it easier for them to expand in residential neighborhoods, in ways and places previously not allowed. The proposal would let many…

…the City to rezone residential neighborhoods at vastly greater densities than the maximum previously allowable. We expect to see such proposals in our neighborhoods in the not too distant future….

…the disabled community. Learn about transformative disability rights leaders who called our neighborhoods home, institutions rooted in the 19th century in our neighborhoods that began the long road to supporting…

…regarding development throughout New York City, some with citywide ramifications, some with applications very limited to specific areas. But at least two provisions could have huge implications for our neighborhoods,…

…our city’s greatest jazz musicians and venues were found in the East Village? This February, we invite you to explore our neighborhoods’ rich African American history, and to join us…

…our neighborhoods (including many of the most vulnerable areas), and 96% of New York City, lie outside of historic districts. And the “affordability” requirements would still allow these massively larger…

…our city’s greatest jazz musicians and venues were found in the East Village? This February, we invite you to explore our neighborhoods’ rich African American history, and to join us…

Click to access April 19 will be the 60th anniversary of the NYC law that first allowed buildings, neighborhoods, and historic sites to be preserved through landmark designation. Six decades…

…This new plan thus locks in place for another decade the underrepresentation of downtown residents, which is likely to only increase over the next 10 years as these neighborhoods are…

…released, which make relatively minor changes to the boundaries in our neighborhoods, but make a big change in terms of (mostly) correcting a long-standing wrong from the last decade’s redistricting….