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Economy must grow faster to help residents cope with rising costs: Study

NYC isn’t building enough residential density near transit: report

Mandating density by train stations would create lots of housing, think tank says

State Senate and REBNY Fight for Bigger Residential Towers

Nearly 250,000 NYC rental apartments sit vacant

New York State Assembly to vote on lifting city’s density caps

Rising towers give NY developers sinking feeling

Rich People Can't Stop Buying Luxury Apartments And Not Using Them

As Brooklyn Towers Soar, a Sinking Feeling for Developers

De Blasio Bolsters Affordable Housing, but at What Price?

Manhattan Efforts to Stop Towers, Require Affordability Meet De Blasio Admin’s Caution

Want more housing? Density’s the answer: Albany must lift the FAR cap

Union Square Hub, with 600 Projected Tech Jobs, Appears on Smooth Path to Reality

If buildings go higher, will rents get lower?

Panel: City’s Community Planning Process in Need of Major Overhaul

Group proposes changes to make city's public review process more inclusive

In rhetoric, and disrepair, NYCHA is de Blasio's MTA

Planning org: If the rent is too high, repeal housing caps

Nixing caps on building size could boost affordable-housing supply, report says

Flanagan lukewarm on lifting residential density cap

Seeking apartments, recreation at Hauppauge Industrial Park

REBNY to lobby for ending limits on residential building sizes

What Issues Should REBNY Be Fighting For?

New regional plan sees Jamaica as a bustling hub of commerce with the growth of JFK

Examine: NYC suburbs may use 250Okay extra transit-oriented properties

Brian Lehrer Show: Mueller Investigation; News Media and Racial Stereotyping; The Fourth Plan; The Murky Reality of Sexual Consent

Babylon Town proposes permit to allow more mixed-use development

What's The [DATA] Point? 1996, with Chris Jones of the Regional Plan Association

Upstate, Downstate Call on Cuomo for Housing Reforms

Resort-Style Living for Graying Boomers

Bright Spot: The Fourth Regional Plan for the New York-New Jersey-Connecticut Metropolitan Area

These Planners Stepped Away From the Spreadsheets and Into the Community