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125th Street Rezoning

April 14, 2008 By Adam Hengels

Collectivists planned to join "Hands Across Harlem" to stop developers from further exercising their property rights. However, they only managed to gather a small crowd.New York Observer: 125th Street Rezoning Rally: 1968 Tries AgainCity Council Could Approve 125th Street Rezoning … [Read more...]

Filed Under: zoning Tagged With: development, Harlem, nyc, zoning

NY Times: West Side Redevelopment Plans in Disarray

April 14, 2008 By Adam Hengels

All these different players trying to "plan" economic growth could end up smothering it. Instead of letting the developer take the risk, politicians want to play hero.NY Times: West Side Redevelopment Plans in DisarrayCurbed: West Side Doom & Gloom: Moynihan the Key for Megaprojects … [Read more...]

Filed Under: planning Tagged With: bloomberg, hudson yards, manhattan, nyc, Penn Station, west side, zoning

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