They should get rid of the cap all together. Ideally, for large developments, require a school as part of it. Large opportunity zones.
Limiting reagent will always be transit but the city really needs to start thinking big.
An example of some good news recently, as of this week... more of this is needed.
On a side note, Long Island needs to get its shit together and build. NJ is the one feeding a lot of this NY demand, why not the rest of Long Island (not including Kings/Queens county)!!!
Nothing but NIMBYS in Long Island yet its a huge bottleneck for the metro area.
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East Bronx slated for 7,000 new homes under transit-based rezoning: Here's what to expect
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The City Council has approved a rezoning plan for an area of the East Bronx to facilitate the creation of thousands of new homes amid an affordability crisis afflicting all five of New York’s boroughs.
The Bronx Metro North rezoning will allow roughly 7,000 new housing units around two of the new Metro North stations that are poised to open in the borough's eastern stretch in 2027. A portion would be permanently restricted to residents who fall under certain income requirements, meant to ensure the units are affordable.
The plan, approved on Thursday and championed by Mayor Eric Adams, is being touted as the most sweeping change of its kind to come in years, rivaling Mayor Bill de Blasio’s rezoning of Gowanus in 2021.
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https://gothamist.com/news/east-bron...what-to-expect
Can you imagine the potential if more aggressive rezoning occurred and encouragement of development in all of the boroughs? There is ton of potential. Makes one mad to think of the self-imposed limitations that the state and the city put on itself.
When Jersey City is outbuilding in some respects, bad sign...