“City of Yes” and neighborhood rezonings created vast new potential for development, but progress will still depend on further action by the city and state.

City Charter changes would help produce the affordable apartments New York desperately needs.

City Charter changes would help produce the affordable apartments New York desperately needs.

Three strategies for addressing both the needs of renters and the financial challenges of maintaining their buildings

"It is antisocial to systematically underfund the management and upkeep of affordable housing. Buildings deteriorate, and health and safety hazards spread, all to the detriment of residents."

Department of Buildings pauses the first few accessory dwelling unit projects under Mayor Eric Adams’ 2024 zoning overhaul, after it approved them in error.

A big reason Democrats are witnessing an erosion of their traditional working-class base is that the people who depend most on government have lost faith in government.

On April 23, 2025, Executive Director Howard Slatkin provided testimony to the Charter Revision Commission about CHPC proposals for Charter reforms regarding housing and land use.