The Mayor's office announced transformative plans for Coney Island, aiming to invigorate the area while maintaining its historic charm. Proposed changes include the addition of 1,500 mixed-income housing units spread over West 21st and West 22nd streets, with 500 units planned for the first phase starting in 2026. Notably, 25% of these apartments will be affordable. Complementing these housing developments, $42 million is earmarked for renovating the Abe Stark Sports facility and reconstructing the Riegelmann Boardwalk, as the city seeks developers to kickstart the housing initiative by May.
The city's plan will introduce 1,500 mixed-income housing units to historic Coney Island, including a significant renovation of the amusement park facilities.
Starting in 2026, the first phase will construct 500 housing units, with 25% reserved for affordable living, alongside upgrades to local recreational facilities.
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