For decades, community and state leaders have failed to harness the aspiration and boldness needed to break through barriers and build the future New Yorkers deserve.
Dr. Meadows will serve as a vital bridge between HGAR’s Realtor members and the elected officials and stakeholders shaping housing policy in the Bronx and New York City.
New retailers, such as: Five Below, Michaels, and a pickleball sports center are set to open soon within the former Kmart’s footprint at 335 Downing Drive.
The largest project is being proposed by Urban Builders Collaborative of New York City, which is planning to build a $159.4-million multifamily residential, mixed-use building
CID President John Barrett prophetically related, “His legacy and leadership will be evident in this town 100 years from now.”
NYPA is pursuing an “aggressive” time line that projects a definitive development agreement to be reached with Hamilton Green Partners by November 2024 and the move-in to its new corporate headquarters by June 2027.
70 Pier St. offers alcove studios starting at $2,250, one-bedrooms starting at $2,550, and two-bedrooms starting at $3,995.
The comprehensive revitalization strategy focuses on expanding and modernizing critical areas of the hospital.
The campaign unveiled its “5 in 2025” agenda, highlighting five actions that municipalities can take on their own to remove barriers to building the housing needed.
Located at 121 McLean Ave., the community school will serve more than 600 students from Pre-Kindergarten to 8th grade.
Burke Rehabilitation’s Purchase/Fairfield Outpatient Therapy site provides a range of services including vestibular therapy, sports medicine and rehabilitation, concussion management, orthopedic medicine and rehabilitation, and physical therapy.
Located at 30 Water St. on the former site of the Village Department of Public Works property, the project will consist of two new buildings with 109 units of rental apartments.
In total, the project will entail four mixed-income, multifamily buildings totaling 860 rental units, including 78 on-site affordable units, along with accessible open space.
According to a cost benefit analysis prepared for the LDC, the renovations project would generate a one-time sales tax revenue of $45,973 and $5.2 million in sales tax revenue over a 30-year period.
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