This ambitious initiative will create tens of thousands of new homes, add thousands of jobs, and invest hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure in Jamaica, Queens.

An ambitious proposal that will update outdated zoning, expand access to the waterfront and deliver tens of thousands of homes and jobs to Long Island City, Queens.

In December 2024, New York City Mayor Eric Adams and the City Council approved the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity, a sweeping citywide rezoning initiative aimed at addressing the city’s deepening housing crisis.

An analysis of the policy changes in the Big Beautiful Bill that will affect the commercial real estate market in New York City and other markets across the U.S.

A comprehensive rezoning plan to create 4,600 new homes and revitalize a 21-block stretch in Central Brooklyn near Crown Heights and Bedford-Stuyvesant.

A transformative urban plan bringing nearly 10,000 new residential units to Manhattan's Midtown South, with nearly 3,000 permanently affordable homes in a vibrant mixed-use neighborhood.

The Bronx Metro-North Station Area rezoning is designed to complement four new Metro-North stations coming to Parkchester/Van Nest, Morris Park, Hunts Point, and Co-op City.

Midtown East is the epitome of what everyone around the world pictures when they think of New York City. It is home to iconic skyscrapers, world-renowned shopping and one of the most highly concentrated business districts in the world.

Comprehensive rezoning of 125th Street in 2008 provided a means for the eventual development of 1.8 million square feet of commercial office, hotel, retail and residential space.

​This report delves into the chase for affordability and subsequent development of neighborhoods that line the Queens-bound 7-train.

For decades, the Far West Side of Manhattan existed not so much as an actual neighborhood, but as an area dedicated to industry, namely the West Side Rail Yard.

Belmont is a quaint, old-fashioned neighborhood in the Bronx. Its centralized location, demographic, and lack of a nearby subway system, makes this neighborhood a unique area to analyze.

For better or worse, Bushwick has earned notoriety over the years as a hotbed of activity. In decades past, a large part of this activity was not positive—rampant drugs, gangs, and arson—and either in the headlines, or simply accepted as part of the culture.

Comparing and contrasting the West Village’s rise as a cosmopolitan residential area, to the lagging East Village, the report examines how the East Village can leverage its existing characteristics to reach the same heights.

Nestled between two prime residential neighborhoods, Carroll Gardens and Park Slope, Gowanus has, in recent years, become the object of a speculative boom which has been fueled by a number of factors.

A flurry of residential, retail and hotel developments in the area coupled with public investment has been a catalyst for growth in Jamaica.

An in-depth analysis of the developments in progress, why this area has seen so much development activity, and what the future holds.

Exploring the changing landscape of the Financial District, including the rising residential market, expanding retail destinations, and changing office environment.