the Department of City Planning

The city wants to lift a rule that requires district building owners to preserve manufacturing space.

Elected officials are urging developers to delay an April scoping hearing on the Two Bridges projects.

The study would examine the possible land uses for the manufacturing district from Classon to Nostrand.

More than 200 Bushwick residents turned out Saturday to talk about the neighborhood's future.

The owners of Classic Car Wash are looking to build up at 74-04 Northern Blvd.

City Planning officials want to create more affordable housing and encourage office development.

The project would include more than 150 units of affordable housing in exchange for the extra height.

Vicki Been and Carl Weisbrod were behind many of the mayor's affordable housing initiatives.

The workshop is part of the ongoing environmental review process for a cluster of waterfront towers.

V Capital Management is planning to build three apartment buildings on the waterfront.

The new owner of 430 E. 58th St. is pushing ahead with plans for a new 850-foot residential tower.

The owner of a parking lot at 251 Front St. wants to rezone the property and build apartments.

A plan calls for up to 82 attached homes on the Staten Island lot, the borough president said.

The proposal would bring two new buildings to the area with 88 affordable apartments, plans show.

Homeowners are hoping to shield 21 lots from future development in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens.