PROJECTACTIVE OPPORTUNITY

Addition of ground-floor commercial space to a previously…

NYC-Department of City Planning
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Sep 24, 2026
34 days ago
Sector
Capital Projects
Detected 34 days agoSep 24

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THE 30-SECOND BRIEF

What's planned

Addition of ground-floor commercial space to a previously approved residential development with over 920 affordable homes, public waterfront access, and community facility space.

Background

The project includes 921 100% income-restricted dwelling units, 12,454 sq ft of community facility space, and 182 accessory parking spaces. It also features 33,374 sq ft of waterfront public access area and a connection to the University Heights Metro North station. The commercial space is proposed to include a supermarket and a cafe. Inferred: There is a need for clarification on income levels for affordable housing, storm water management, and accessibility for the public.

From the meeting

Source
September 23, City Planning Commission Special Review Session and Public Meeting
Meeting date
September 24, 2026
Agency
NYC-Department of City Planning

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