#gowanus

#gowanus

A new affordable housing lottery opens for the 655 Union Street Apartments in Gowanus, offering 50 rent-stabilized units targeted at various income levels.

Gowanus rezoning is dramatically impacting the neighborhood, with a focus on balancing new developments with community needs and character preservation.

Gowanus rezoning is reshaping the neighborhood, emphasizing the need for community-focused investments alongside new developments.

Gowanus, once a polluted area, is transforming into a residential hub with thousands of new affordable housing units, sparking mixed reactions among residents and groups.

Gowanus is transforming into a mini Copenhagen with a unique canal-side esplanade featuring greenery, art, and community spaces.

An affordable housing lottery has been launched for the Union Channel Apartments in Gowanus, featuring a range of income-restricted rentals.

Gowanus has transformed into a highly desirable neighborhood in NYC, despite challenges, including its toxic canal.

The Gowanus Canal towers offer affordable housing options in a competitive market, highlighting a growing trend in urban development.

The first residential high-rise post-Gowanus rezoning introduces affordable housing options and spurs significant neighborhood development.

Multiple affordable housing lotteries have opened in Brooklyn, offering options for seniors and lower-income residents in various neighborhoods.

Affordable housing lotteries provide opportunities for Brooklyn residents in newly developed buildings.

Luxury developments in Brooklyn are increasingly including affordable housing options.

The Union Channel Apartments offers affordable housing options starting at $848/month amidst Gowanus' redevelopment, featuring modern amenities and prime location.

The Gowanus Affordable Housing Lottery offers 90 affordable units for income-eligible New Yorkers, addressing skyrocketing rent in NYC.

The Governor of New York, Kathy Hochul, announced that 18 new housing developments in the Gowanus area of New York City will move forward thanks to a state tax break called the Gowanus Neighborhood Mixed Income Housing Development Program.

The program allows for the construction of 5,300 housing units, of which 1,400 will be rent-stabilized and income-restricted, conforming to the city's Mandatory Inclusionary Housing program and offering a deeper level of affordability than the expired 421-a tax break.

Brett Gui Xin and Del Hardin Hoyle combine their diverse backgrounds in design and art to create a multidisciplinary and experimental creative practice.

Four Brooklyn projects awarded Lucy G. Moses Preservation Awards.

Powerhouse Arts in Gowanus transformed into an arts and cultural center.

A ventilation system for P.S. 372 has passed initial testing but won't be operational until after Christmas to protect students from contaminated air.

Gowanus artists face health risks from chemical TCE, underscoring environmental dangers despite real estate development and cleanup efforts.