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NYC Council Member Secures Concession for Housing Site, Increases Parking Requirements

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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Kayla Santosuosso secured developer concessions for a housing site in Bay Ridge, New York City. The developer agreed to build fewer units and add 200 parking spaces, exceeding city law requirements. The original proposal was for 292 units, but the negotiated plan features 273 units, with 82 units having slightly better affordability levels.

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Experts note that increasing parking requirements often causes developers to reduce the number of housing units and raise the price of each unit to cover construction costs. This policy outcome affects housing and zoning regulations in the City of New York.

The City council in New York City is responsible for housing policy and budget.

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