One year later, sweeping changes to New York City’s zoning rules are shaping the trajectory of housing projects. Developers are moving forward with plans for larger residential buildings. Air rights deals are heating up. Homeowners are moving forward with adding so-called granny flats.   Friday is the one-year anniversary of the City Council’s passage of the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity, a text amendment that eliminated parking mandates from some parts of the city, legalized accessory dwelling units, created new high-density residential districts, expanded what office buildings can be converted to residential and much more.  In recognition of the one-year […]

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