Public review has begun for the Midtown South Mixed-Use Plan, which would create thousands of new homes, including income-restricted homes, expand public space and foster vibrant mixed-use neighborhoods in the heart of Manhattan. Learn more.

On December 5, the City Council approved City of Yes for Housing Opportunity, a proposal to address NYC’s housing crisis by updating zoning rules to build a little more housing in every neighborhood. The approved plan will create 80,000 new homes over the next 15 years. Read more here.

Public review has begun for the Atlantic Avenue Mixed-Use Plan, which would bring thousands of new homes, including income-restricted homes, new jobs, enhanced infrastructure, and safer streets to Atlantic Avenue and surrounding blocks in Central Brooklyn. Learn more here.

On August 15, the City Council approved the Bronx Metro-North Station Area plan, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to complement new Metro-North stations with thousands of new homes and jobs, as well as improved infrastructure and amenities. Learn more about the plan here.

On June 6, the City Council adopted City of Yes for Economic Opportunity, NYC's proposal for updating outdated zoning rules to boost small businesses, support growing industries, and create more vibrant commercial corridors. Read more here.