Regional Plan Association

Mayor Eric Adams and Gov. Kathy Hochul walk through the Brooklyn Marine Terminal in May 2024.
Retail · Policy
New York City

Hochul, Adams Announce More Funding for Brooklyn Marine Terminal

By Mark Hallum
Daniel Garodnick, director of Department of City Planning, and apartment buildings in Manhattan.
Residential · Development
New York City

Adams’s City of Yes Still Popular as Mayor Grapples With Federal Indictment

By Mark Hallum
New York Governor Kathy Hochul with MTA chair Janno Lieber to the left.
Policy
New York City

Real Estate Joins Chorus of Criticism Toward Hochul’s Congestion Pricing Pause

By Mark Hallum
Open New York members (from left to right) Salvatore Franchino, Salvatore Palma and Asia Thomas meet in Tribeca.
Policy
New York

Open New York Has a Super PAC, and a New Roadmap to Solve the Housing Crisis

By Abigail Nehring
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer.
Infrastructure · Development
New York City

Gateway Tunnel Gets $7B Federal Funding, Construction to Start This Year

By Mark Hallum
Hospitality · Leases
New York City

New York City’s Restaurant Sheds Await Their Fate as Council Mulls

By Aaron Short
Office · Leases
New York City

Will Remote Work Cause a Rethink in Big Public Transit Spending?

By David M. Levitt
January 18, 2022- Governor Kathy Hochul presents fiscal year 2023 Executive Budget in the Red Room of the Capitol.
Policy
New York

Hochul’s $216B Budget Includes $25B for Housing and Property Tax Rebates

By Mark Hallum
Gov. Kathy Hochul
Development
New York City

Hochul Promises to Lift Residential FAR Cap, Replace 421a, Study Triboro RX

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
One of the potential redevelopment plans for Penn Station that the MTA unveiled earlier in 2021.
Infrastructure · Development
New York City

What Happens to Cuomo’s Penn Station Renovation Plan Under Kathy Hochul?

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Traffic in New York City
Infrastructure · Policy
New York City

Eric Adams Shifts Toward Congestion Pricing, But Long Road Remains

By Aaron Short
Developers of new hotels in New York City would have to go through the city's special permit process in order to build if the citywide hotel text amendment is approved.
Hospitality · Development
New York City

Controversial NYC Hotel Amendment Gets Its First Public Hearing

By Rebecca Baird-Remba