re-zoning

The public review process for an 1,146-unit mega development at the Broadway Triangle began this week.

Residents largely criticized the rezoning plan and said the housing development would exclude locals.

Ocean Breeze, Oakwood Beach and Graham Beach face rezoning.

3,500 units of housing will be created under the plan, according to the city.

A $1 million-dollar shortage, expected to come from BP Eric Adams office, nearly ruined the deal.

The decision came hours before the project faced its first public review.

The city forked over $160 million to CitiStorage property owner Norman Brodsky on Wednesday.

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

The bill aims to help auto shops on Jerome Avenue avoid getting pushed out under the upcoming rezoning.

Stringer said de Blasio's homelessness plan reboot is the most important speech of his mayoralty.

The Prospect-Lefferts Gardens block association says it will sue to save 176 Fenimore St.

Residents worry the planned apartment buildings at 125 Edgewater St. would not provide enough parking.

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.

Organizers will host a town hall on Feb. 11 to continue to plot plans for Bushwick's future.