Development
Posted inDevelopment
Jeffrey Gural’s firm won bidding to convert the lower Manhattan home to the city’s housing agency into 3,700 apartments — after his family gave $45,000 to an Eric Adams super PAC.
Posted inBrooklyn, Development
Long-Stalled Atlantic Yards Project Could Be Revived in New Plan
A joint venture called the Brooklyn Ascending Land Company is proposing 9,000 apartments in total for the Prospect Heights site.
Posted inAlbany, Development
3 NYC Casino Plans Approved by State Board Ahead of Final Decision at Year’s End
Bally’s in The Bronx and two casino projects in Queens will now advance to the final round of approvals before they can begin building.
Posted inManhattan
Affordable Housing Developers Sue to Lift Adams Elizabeth Street Garden Blockade
The mayor’s maneuver to make the Nolita lot parkland — preventing Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani from proceeding with the long-planned development project — was “a lawless act,” Haven Green’s builders allege.
Posted inCity Council, Development, Queens, The Bronx
Council Clears Queens for New Housing and Gives Bronx Armory Another Go
In closely watched rezonings pressed by Mayor Adams, Council members secure local gains — and say it makes the case for them to keep power.
Posted inCity Council, Development, Housing
These Council Districts Produced Zero Affordable Homes This Year
Voters are deciding on a proposal to bypass the City Council on planned developments in the neighborhoods that have built the least. They include swaths of eastern Queens and southern Brooklyn.
Posted inTransit
Who’s Banking on Big Bucks from Casinos? New York’s Transit System
The MTA is projecting billions in revenue from proposed NYC-based gaming halls, which are poised to win up to three licenses later this year.
Posted inDevelopment
Hope for The Hole? Eric Adams Promises Sewers and Redevelopment as Parting Gift
The flood-prone zone straddling the Brooklyn-Queens border gets a plan to reduce flooding and end reliance on septic tanks.
Posted inDevelopment
3 NYC Casino Plans Made It to the Final Round. What Happens Now?
Committees gauged local support to determine whether or not projects should advance for further approval. Now, the final decision is in the hands of the Gaming Facility Location Board.
Posted inCity Council
Unions Join Council Leadership in Opposition to Mayoral Ballot Measures
Politically influential labor groups join a campaign against proposed housing reforms on the ballot.

