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P&Z Watch: American Lane Proposal Reduced to 198 Units from 456; Wording on Donation to Affordable Housing Trust Fund to be Checked

P&Z Watch: American Lane Proposal Reduced to 198 Units from 456; Wording on Donation to Affordable Housing Trust Fund to be Checked
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Zoning agreement offers clues to height, density | The Riverdale Press

(This story has been updated from the print version.) Tishman Speyer and the School Construction Authority have taken advantage of a New York City zoning provision that allows the owners of neighboring properties to pool their development rights and then redistribute them between tax lots as they see fit.

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As Tishman Speyer awaits approval, new details emerge | The Riverdale Press

Tishman Speyer has made some minor tweaks to the 340-unit affordable housing project planned for 160 Van Cortlandt Park S., Community Board 8’s land use committee learned in the firm’s presentation March 23.

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Will a wave of residential conversions turn offices into apartments?

To understand the future of American downtowns after the pandemic, do a little experiment. If you live in an apartment, is there a place in it that is more than 30 feet from a window? Odds are there isn’t. That simple rule that no space in an apartment, whether by code or by custom, be more than 30 feet from a window is the key to figuring out what happens to America’s office buildings if no one wants to come back to work. Advertisement That’s far from a given. Expectations about the staying power of remote work may change dramatically once pandemic public health restrictions are lifted. But for now, lots of companies say they will require less office space going forward and be flexible about their employees’ presence there. Many business districts face the highest vacancy rates in decades, and a hundred million square feet of new supply from the pre-pandemic cycle is still coming online each quarter. As a result, commercial rents are falling.

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