#housing-development

#housing-development

New zoning proposals in Midtown Manhattan aim to create housing but face challenges due to progressive policies impacting developer feasibility.

Long Island City plans to build 14,700 new homes by rezoning industrial areas for residential development.

San Francisco plans to increase housing density in affluent neighborhoods, proposing mid-rise apartments to meet state mandates.

City Council approved amendments to accelerate development of medium-density housing.

The ordinance modifies residential regulations for projects with five to 16 units.

The Labour Government plans to create a grey belt to facilitate housing development on low-quality green belt land, despite opposition from certain councils.

A lawsuit has been filed against Menlo Park over plans to redevelop downtown parking lots into housing, claiming improper authority and lack of property owner consent.

The appointment of a housing tsar may not solve the housing crisis unless there is a comprehensive and unified strategy from the government.

The proposed upzoning could threaten small neighborhood businesses, urging the need for protective proposals.

Major rezoning in San Francisco could significantly impact communities, yet most residents remain unaware of the developments affecting them.

The Alderman pub's demolition is approved, but landlady Sandy Wyatt lacks updates on the timeframe, causing uncertainty for her and customers.

The new development will bring 44 council homes and 449 student apartments but raises community concerns about infrastructure and potential impacts.

Community engagement regarding the development has been minimal, leading to concerns about the balance of student accommodation and local needs.

Downtown merchants are suing Palo Alto over parking lot development into apartments, asserting their investment gives them a say in the project.

Alameda County is refunding over $1.5 million in unspent park maintenance fees to homeowners and developers due to regulatory requirements.

Sadiq Khan may approve new housing project despite Islington Council's refusal, citing significant housing contributions.

Islington Council withdrew plans for new housing due to public opposition and economic uncertainty, opting to protect open spaces instead.

CEQA reform may expedite urban housing development in California by exempting projects from extensive environmental studies.

Los Gatos seeks judicial clarification on builder's remedy application timelines to streamline housing development and resolve conflicting interpretations.

The City Council unanimously approved the demolition of the United Artists theater for new apartment construction despite preservationist opposition.

Newport Beach City Council remains firm on housing development despite community opposition.

Bromley Council has secured funding for a park regeneration project, restoring dinosaur sculptures and building new facilities.

Bromley Council will develop an affordable housing project with 35 homes at Beckenham Car Park, balancing local heritage and modern designs.

New residential towers in Shoreditch aim to provide co-living spaces to help address London's housing crisis.

The North Middlesex University Hospital project will create 284 affordable homes, prioritizing energy efficiency and community facilities.

284 new affordable homes to be built at North Middlesex University Hospital, half for social rent and half for shared ownership.

Havering Council and Wates are revamping the Farnham and Hilldene estate, adding 481 new homes and community spaces while ensuring existing residents can return.

Enfield Council approved plans for 322 more homes, raising the total Alma Estate project total to 1,402 homes, including 444 affordable units.

Plans to regenerate the Bacton estate include new tall towers, but residents oppose due to concerns over views and management of existing buildings.

Miami-Dade sold land near Miami Airport to a developer for workforce housing, sparking claims of it being a 'giveaway' deal.

Lafayette is considering a housing development on land famous for white crosses, aiming to balance new homes with memorial preservation.

A proposed housing project near Los Gatos High School aims to enhance student safety amidst concerns about traffic congestion.

Essex County Council plans to sell Rainham Lodge Farm to Taylor Wimpey for potential future residential development.

Santa Clara is rapidly increasing housing density with the approval of a large development, emphasizing the need for balanced commercial space.

Planning permission denied for housing development in Hornchurch due to concerns over local impact and site appropriateness.

Community pushback indicates that the Brooklyn Marine Terminal plan needs substantial revision before approval.

Kim Jong Un inaugurates a major housing development in Pyongyang with his daughter, symbolizing progress in urban expansion.

Galliard Homes acquires former Bromley Civic Campus for redevelopment, promising new housing and community benefits.

A new task force aims to enhance housing availability on federal lands through strategic partnerships.

The Diocese of Orange received approval to build a 21-unit apartment complex amidst community opposition for privacy, traffic, and parking concerns.

The North Berkeley BART station housing project has been delayed, with construction now expected to begin in early 2026.