The Midtown South rezoning will yield 9,535 housing units, including 2,842 affordable units, down from 9,700 total units. The City Council's Land Use Committee and Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises approved the changes, which affect four areas within Midtown South, now unter manufacturing zoning that restricts housing development. The maximum residential floor area ratio was reduced from 18 to 15 in the southeast area between 23rd and 27th streets, particularly impacting high-density development plans. Public input indicated the need to maintain the Garment District businesses, which rely on proximity for their success.
The City Council's Land Use Committee voted to advance the Midtown South rezoning, reducing projected housing units from 9,700 to 9,535, altering residential density in specific areas.
Public input revealed the importance of preserving a cluster of businesses in the Garment District, as their proximity contributes significantly to their functionality and success.
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