Four neighborhood rezonings down, one more to go.  The City Council on Wednesday approved the Jamaica rezoning, which is projected to net nearly 12,000 apartments.  It also reached a deal on the Long Island City rezoning. The Adams administration pledged more than $1.5 billion in various investments to secure the local Council member’s approval. That rezoning, which must go back to City Planning for review before going to a full City Council vote, is expected to result in 14,700 apartments.  The commitments made in these rezonings will be the purview of the next mayor, of course.  As will those made […]

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