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Department Of City Planning

Kathryn Brenzel

The Daily Dirt: NYC saw spike in new homes, but new building permits dropped

Erik Engquist

Lost decade: NYC’s horrible housing slump

The Daily Dirt: Your guide to NYC’s “historic” housing plan

A Bronx Fail: Republican dons “big government” hat

TRD Staff

A photo illustration of Department of City Planning director Dan Garodnick (Getty)

With Kastle missing major NYC office buildings, city crafts hybrid-work tracker

Dan Garodnick to head City Planning

Orion Jones

An aerial of 341-347 Madison Avenue and Boston Properties CEO Owen D. Thomas (Google Maps, Real Estate Roundtable)

Boston Properties moves forward with teardown of ex-MTA HQ

City planning chairperson Marisa Lago (iStock; Global Philanthropy Forum)

NYC moves forward with plan for special hotel permits

Amy Plitt

NYC’s Department of City Planning is making part of its land-use application available to file online (iStock; Pixabay)

Zoning process enters 21st century with online filing

Kevin Sun

Erin Hudson

Morry Kalimian, Gene Kaufman and Bill de Blasio and a map of the Special Union Square District (Credit: Getty Images, Studio Scrivo, New York State Courts)

Hotel developer sues city over special permit plan

Eddie Small

NYC pol aims to curb Amazon-style warehouses

Some builders upset as voters add red tape to projects

Clockwise from left: 532-542 Union Street and 232 Third Avenue in Gowanus, Tavros' Colin Rankowitz and Avery Hall's Brian Ezra (Credit: Terra CRG, Tavros, Avery Hall)

Gowanus gold rush: Avery Hall, Tavros, Charney buy sites for $55M

Hudson Yards megadevelopment inspires a new line of sex toys

Number games: How developers inflate the height of their penthouses

Locals are already pushing back on the Gowanus rezoning plan

City Planning names new chief lawyer

City set to finally get the ball rolling on North Brooklyn industrial rezoning

The stupefying numbers behind a bill that targets NYC hotel developers

Konrad Putzier

This 3D zoning software may change how city developers plan projects