For all New Yorkers to have access to affordable homes, permitting has to be fast, transparent, and predictable. Right now, NYC Council is considering a proposal that will help with all of that. If you want more homes and lower rents, tell your Council Member!! actionnetwork.org/letters/supp...
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It doesnât have to be this way. Los Angeles, Maryland, and New Jersey have all placed limits on the amount of time reviews can take, to ensure the review process doesnât get in the way of new housing. New York could do the same.
And these delays come with a cost: $50,000 per home. Thatâs huge. They also identified discretionary permitting â a rezoning, or âULURPâ â as taking 30 months in NYC. That's 2.5 years just to be allowed to build new homes. All of this contributes to our housing crisis.
Like much of the US, New York is experiencing a dire housing shortage. One factor is our lengthy permitting and review process. But according to a new report from the White House CEA, New York takes an average of 2 years to permit new homes.
NEW: The White House just released a new report that singles out NYC for its long permitting times for new homes đ How long does it take to permit a new home in NYC? 2 years, adding $50,000 (!!!) to the cost of every new home. A short đ§ľ
City of Yes is proposing to end parking mandates in NYC. That wonât make it illegal to build parkingâitâll just make it legal to build without parking. Email your Council Member to tell them you support ending parking mandates! www.amny.com/opinion/elim...
In New York City, space is arguably the most premium commodity. With a growing population and housing demand that seems insatiable and will continue to grow,
Read why NYC Council should end parking mandates: www.amny.com/opinion/elim...
In New York City, space is arguably the most premium commodity. With a growing population and housing demand that seems insatiable and will continue to grow,
City of Yes is proposing to end parking mandates in NYC. That wonât make it illegal to build parkingâitâll just make it legal to build without parking. Email your Council Member to tell them you support ending parking mandates! www.amny.com/opinion/elim...
In New York City, space is arguably the most premium commodity. With a growing population and housing demand that seems insatiable and will continue to grow,
Read why NYC Council should end parking mandates: www.amny.com/opinion/elim...
In New York City, space is arguably the most premium commodity. With a growing population and housing demand that seems insatiable and will continue to grow,
âBy eliminating parking minimums, we can unlock the potential for more housing across the cityâ write CM Erik Bottcher and CM Jennifer Gutierrez in AM New York Itâs time for New York to end parking minimums!!!
