Neighborhoods

New York City's zoning law has limited residential development at the expense of commercial and luxury development.

Development · Policy

New York City’s Multiple Dwelling Law Is History — Here’s How It Happened

By Brian Pascus

Eric Adams at the 2025 State of the City.

Development · Policy

Adams Announces Expansion of ‘City of Yes’ and 100K Manhattan Housing Goal

By Amanda Schiavo

A medical building burns during the Eaton fire in Pasadena.

Development · IMPACT

L.A. Fires Destroy Commercial, Residential Properties as Response Lags: Updated

By Greg Cornfield

Matthew Kelly, CEO of JBG Smith, and the Potomac Yard Metro station.

Development · Neighborhoods

JBG Smith Proposes More Than 750 Housing Units for Potomac Yard

By Nick Trombola

Greg Giacopuzzi of NewMark Merrill Companies, J.C. Casillas, managing director of research at NAI Capital, and houses being built in Riverside County.

Development · Construction

California’s Inland Empire Draws More Retail and Residential Development

By Patrick Sisson

A man standing in a building lobby.

Leases · Policy

Jersey City’s Big Office Leases This Year May Mark a Tipping Point

By Larry Getlen

Illustration of a hand pulling a beer tap, and marijuana comes out instead of beer.

Development · Policy

NYC Cannabis Stores Don’t Have a Lot in Common With Wine Bars and Brewpubs — Yet

By Anna Staropoli

Department of City Planning Director Dan Garodnick, and an aerial view of midtown Manhattan.

Development · Policy

City Planning Doubles Expected Housing Yield from Midtown South Rezoning

By Mark Hallum

Park Avenue gets its facelift.

Development · Leases

Office Building Facelifts Along Park Avenue Spur ‘Tightest’ U.S. Submarket

By Patrick Sisson

A rendering of the 1901 Project, which is going up around the United Center.

Development · Features

Chicago Multifamily Has Become Popular by Threading the Supply and Demand Needle

By Patrick Sisson

Michael Hackman, founder and CEO of Hackman Capital Partners, and a future development at Hayden Tract.

Development · Investments & Sales

Hackman Capital Takes Over Management of L.A. Mixed-Use Portfolio

By Nick Trombola

Illustration of a forklift placing a small box on shelves among larger boxes.

Development · Leases

Small-Bay Warehouse Owners and Operators Expand Niche Post-COVID

By Patrick Sisson

A construction site from a distance, with two towers rising behind it and a fence around it.

Development · Columnists

In East Harlem, the Case for Brick-and-Mortar Diversity and Inclusion

By G. Lamont Blackstone

Dan Garodnick, director Department of City Planning, and the Flatiron Building.

Development · Policy

A New York City Office-to-Residential Conversion Wave Builds

By Larry Getlen

Brian Barry.

Development · Construction

LCOR Aims Its Hoboken Connect at Reactivating a Stretch of Jersey Waterfront

By Mark Hallum

A National Park Service ranger places rainbow flags on the fence at the Stonewall National Monument in Greenwich Village.

Development · Policy

The U.S. Has One LGBTQ National Monument, and It Took a Lot to Get There

By Abigail Nehring

An Indian visitor looks at a model of a smart city at the Smartcity Expo in India's New Delhi in 2015.

Development · Technology

Whatever Happened to ‘Smart Cities’?

By Philip Russo

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