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    Requests for Proposals Sought For Affordable Housing Developments At Two Hudson Yards Sites

    Affordable Housing  •  Hudson Yards, Manhattan

    Two sites located at Hudson Yards will be used for future affordable housing development. On April 9, 2018, Housing Preservation and Development Commissioner Maria Torres-Springer announced the release of a Request for Proposals that seeks qualified teams to develop two city-owned sites into mixed-use affordable housing developments. The sites are located in Hudson Yards in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhoods. (read more…)

    Tags : affordable housing, developments, Hudson Yards, proposals, requests for proposals
    Date:04/16/2018
    Category : Housing Preservation & Development
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    EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT – Open Dialogues: From New Perspectives to Action

      •  New York Law School

     

    Join us Tuesday, April 10th, for Open Space Dialogues: From New Perspectives to Action, an evening of provocative presentations and discussion created by New Yorkers for Parks and WXY architecture + urban design. Following events focusing on open space value, design, development, policy, and financing, we have a panel of leading parks practitioners, decision-makers, activists, and stakeholders. Space is limited; register to reserve your spot.

     RSVP online today!

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    Tags : Hudson Yards, New Yorkers for Parks, open dialogues, open spaces, parks
    Date:03/24/2018
    Category : The Center for New York City Law
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    CLE Event: New York City Land Use 2018

      •  New York Law School

    New York City Large Scale Redevelopment Since Hudson Yards

    Presented by the Center for New York City Law, The Center for Real Estate Studies and The NYC Law Department.

     

    WHEN

    Wednesday, March 28, 2018, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:50 p.m. (read more…)

    Tags : CLE, Hudson Yards, Land Use
    Date:03/12/2018
    Category : The Center for New York City Law
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    MTA selects Tishman’s billion dollar bid for Hudson Yards

    Contract Award  •  Hudson Yards, Manhattan

    A rendering of Tishman Speyer’s proposal for Hudson Yards. Image: Tishman Speyer Properties.

    Proposal would create 13 million sq.ft. of developable space. On March 26, 2008, the MTA Board selected Tishman Speyer’s proposal to develop the western and eastern portions of the John D. Caemmerer Rail Yard, also known as Hudson Yards. At $1.004 billion, Tishman outbid four competing real estate developers for the right to transform the 26-acre site despite proposing the smallest number of residential units and the least amount of open space.

    Tishman’s proposal, designed by architect Helmut Jahn, calls for more than eight million sq.ft. of total office space, 550,000 sq.ft. of retail space, 300,000 sq.ft. of residential space, and 13 acres of public open space. The western half of the site, located between West 30th and 33rd Streets from 11th to 12th Avenues, is currently zoned M2-3 and must be rezoned to accommodate Tishman’s proposed mixed-use development. However, the MTA will allow Tishman to terminate the contract if the developer is unable to obtain the necessary zoning changes. The eastern half of the site, located between 10th and 11th Avenues from West 30th to 33rd Streets, was rezoned in January 2005 as part of the Special Hudson Yards District. 2 CityLand 4 (Feb. 15, 2005); 1 CityLand 36 (Dec. 2004). (read more…)

    Tags : Helmut Jahn, Hudson Yards, John D. Caemmerer Rail Yard, Tishman Speyer
    Date:04/15/2008
    Category : Metropolitan Transportation Authority
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    Text Amendments Approved

    FUCA/ Rezoning  •  Hudson Yards, Manhattan

    Follow-Up Corrective Action (FUCA) approved 17 modifications to Hudson Yards revitalization plan. In January 2005, after extended negotiations, the City Council approved ten land use actions related to the revitalization of Manhattan’s Hudson Yards. 2 CityLand 4 (Feb. 15, 2005). Public review of the proposed text amendment identified the need for certain modifications. On August 4, 2005, the Planning Department, Council Member Christine Quinn, and Manhattan Community Board 4 applied jointly to incorporate the modifications into the Hudson Yards plan. The Follow-Up Corrective Action, or FUCA, identified 18 modifications related to affordable housing, development controls, clarifications, and corrections. On December 21, 2005, the City Council approved 17 of 18 revisions to the text. The approved corrective actions: (read more…)

    Tags : Hudson Yards, Hudson Yards FUCA, Hudson Yards rezoning, Special Hudson Yards District
    Date:02/15/2006
    Category : City Council
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    Council Modifies Hudson Yards Proposal

    Special Permit/Rezoning  •  Hudson Yards, Manhattan

    Changes will increase the protection and affordability of low-income housing and lower the commercial square footage. The Council approved all ten Hudson Yards land use actions after extended negotiations with the Bloomberg Administration on modifications to the rezoning text as well as the financing mechanism. The Council’s modifications were aimed primarily at lowering the overall development potential of commercial uses, increasing the potential for residential uses, lowering density along the Tenth Avenue corridor and altering the inclusionary affordable housing text.

    The development potential for commercial uses was reduced from 26 million sq.ft. to 24.3 million sq.ft. The Council reduced the permitted floor area from 15 FAR to 13 along the west side of Tenth Avenue, unless a project included community facility space. Height controls were modified in Hell’s Kitchen, adjacent to the Lincoln Tunnel approaches, to limit the height to 180 ft. (read more…)

    Tags : Hudson Yards, Hudson Yards rezoning, Special Hudson Yards District
    Date:02/15/2005
    Category : City Council
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