SPURA

The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation is holding a public forum on Sept. 17 to discuss funding.

The city applied for funding to build affordable housing on the site of the Elizabeth Street Garden.

The Delancey Street diner is closing after 35 years to make way for the Essex Crossing development.

The Seward Park Urban Renewal Area is set to be developed after decades of disuse.

The building at 237 Henry St. with 20 rent-stabilized apartments recently sold for $3.35 million. 

Drivers can get two hours of free parking in one Lower East Side parking lot thanks to the local BID.

Developer Bruce Ratner was reportedly planning to bid on Seward Park Urban Renewal Area, known as SPURA.

The Lower East Side Business Improvement District is asking artists to submit work for the project.

Tenants of SPURA's former tenements will be given priority in new affordable housing to be built there.

After almost 50 years in limbo, SPURA has been approved for a smattering of Lower East Side blocks.

A City Council committee approved changes to the plan for a major Lower East Side development.

The Seward Park Urban Renewal Area is nearing the end of the city's approval process.

The multi-block development is making its way through the city's land-use reveiw process.

The Seward Park Urban Renewal Area development plan was discussed at a City Planning hearing Wednesday.

Gigi Li, 30, recently took the reins of Community Board 3.