#zoning-changes

#zoning-changes

New York City Council approved a plan for 80,000 homes to combat a severe housing crisis in the city.

Mayor Adams' 'City of Yes' plan seeks to update zoning laws to increase affordable housing construction.

East Austin's zoning changes will allow taller buildings but require a portion of affordable housing.

City of Yes zoning changes are set to boost housing production with a $5 billion funding agreement.

Negotiations between Mayor Adams' office and the City Council are ongoing for a final housing plan.

The plan includes amendments to address Council concerns regarding residential development requirements.

Speaker Adams calls for more affordable housing but is silent on key parking mandate proposal, affecting developers and housing affordability.

Palo Alto City Council is advancing housing initiatives to tackle a significant housing shortage.

New York's City of Yes initiative signifies a critical change in zoning laws to address the housing crisis more effectively.

The expansion plans for Christ Church of Central Austin have ignited debate over the city's density bonus program amidst community concerns about zoning and historical preservation.

Toronto may allow more small businesses in residential areas to enhance community vibrancy and convenience.

San Jose is shifting focus towards residential development in key neighborhoods, enabling significant new housing capacity.

Zoning changes aim to enhance local economies by increasing foot traffic and residential density.

The proposed 10 South Van Ness tower has new plans to increase its height and unit count, aiming for a more family-oriented design.