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Brooklyn developer lands state budget tax break for Williamsburg waterfront complex
State lawmakers approved an extension of the 421a tax break program specifically for developer Two Trees’ River Ring project.
By
David Brand
and
Jon Campbell
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Powerful NJ Democrat's push to undo climate rules takes center stage at Earth Day hearing
State Senate President Nick Scutari is looking to use a legislative tool to undo the development regulations.
By
Michael Sol Warren
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Mamdani says he’s voting for housing ballot proposals, against even-year election measure
The Democratic mayoral candidate had kept mum on the controversial housing measures until heading to his polling site Tuesday.
By
Ryan Kost
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Fort Greene group throws shade at planned tower over potential effects on Brooklyn park
Supporters say it would bring affordable housing to the area, but the park conservancy worries it could add 1,000 dogs to an already crowded space.
By
Liam Quigley
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NYC Council agrees housing crisis needs a fix, but many members question Mayor Adams’ plan
The "City of Yes" plan faces scrutiny from councilmembers ahead of an expected vote.
By
David Brand
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Windsor not: Brooklyn community board that supports 'City of Yes' votes no on local development
The 30-6 vote to reject a new housing development is largely symbolic, but reflects concerns from the community.
By
Michelle Bocanegra
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Hudson River pier could be transformed into Midtown green space under new state law
The law calls for at least half of the blacktop pier to become park space and paves the way for the relocation of a nearby heliport.
By
Brittany Kriegstein
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Andrew Giambrone
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How an NJ mayor wants to make sure cities, poor towns build affordable housing
The mayor of Montvale is shopping around plans for a lawsuit to upend New Jersey housing law.
By
Mike Hayes
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Judge orders one of NJ's richest towns to put affordable housing downtown
Millburn officials have resisted building the 100% affordable complex for years.
By
Mike Hayes
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NYC affordable housing built disproportionately in communities of color, report finds
An advocacy organization says projects are still getting approved or rejected based on local councilmembers’ land use decisions.
By
Catalina Gonella
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