Neighborhood Planning - HPD

Housing Preservation & Development


Neighborhood Planning

Affordable Housing
Building and Land Development Services
Code Enforcement
Compliance
Design Guidelines
Do Business with HPD
Guide for NYC Homeowners
Home Repair and Preservation Financing
Housing Quality / Safety
Neighborhood Planning
New Construction Financing
Property Management
Rental and Down Payment Assistance
Report a Complaint
Section 8 / Rental Subsidy Programs
Tenants' Rights
Tax Credits and Incentives
Wage and Labor

Affordable Housing

Building and Land Development Services

Code Enforcement

Compliance

Design Guidelines

Do Business with HPD

Guide for NYC Homeowners

Home Repair and Preservation Financing

Housing Quality / Safety

Neighborhood Planning

New Construction Financing

Property Management

Rental and Down Payment Assistance

Report a Complaint

Section 8 / Rental Subsidy Programs

Tenants' Rights

Tax Credits and Incentives

Wage and Labor


Neighborhood Planning

About Neighborhood PlanningExplore how the agency engages with the community to plan for the preservation and development of affordable housing in a manner that fosters more equitable, diverse, and livable neighborhoods.

*RFPs / RFQs / RFEIs*Learn about open Requests for Proposals (RFPs) to develop affordable housing on City-owned sites.

RFP DesignationsLearn about designated RFP projects on City-owned sites.

Predevelopment Planning for City-Owned Sites

324 East 5th Street RFP We want your input on the future of 324 East 5th Street! Learn about the pre-development of affordable housing and neighborhood amenities at this site, a City-owned property in Manhattan

388 Hudson Street RFPLearn about the pre-development of affordable housing on a portion of 388 Hudson Street, located in the Hudson Square neighborhood of Manhattan.

Flatbush African Burial Ground Remembrance and RedevelopmentLearn about the effort by the City and task Force to memorialize a former African burial ground.

Grand Concourse Library and Affordable Housing RFPHPD and The New York Public Library (NYPL) are planning for the redevelopment of the Grand Concourse Library, with a new state-of-the-art library and affordable housing on top. Learn about the pre-development process of this library site located in the Bronx

Inwood Ninth Avenue RFPLearn about the pre-development of affordable housing and neighborhood amenities at 4095 Ninth Avenue, a City-owned property in Manhattan.

Jersey Street RFPLearn about the pre-development of affordable housing and neighborhood amenities at 539 Jersey Street, a City-owned property in Staten Island.

Hunter's Point South Parcel E Learn about the pre-development of affordable housing and neighborhood amenities at this City-owned property in Queens.

Nevins and Third RFPLearn about the pre-development of affordable housing on these two City-owned sites on the same block in the Boerum Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn.

Stebbins Avenue RFPLearn about the pre-development of affordable housing on a vacant City-owned site located in the Bronx.

Neighborhood Focus Areas

Bay Street Corridor, Staten IslandThe Draft Bay Street Corridor Housing Plan summarizes the goals, strategies, and actions that the City proposes to undertake in response to a range of needs and priorities identified by North Shore residents.

Bedford-Stuyvesant, BrooklynThe Bed-Stuy Housing Initiative will coordinate housing-related agencies working in Bed-Stuy, to ensure that HPD programs and capital investments are working towards common objectives for the neighborhood, and that any housing developed on public land responds to local needs.

Brownsville, BrooklynThe Brownsville Plan is the result of a community-driven process to identify neighborhood goals, form strategies to address local needs, and find resources to fill gaps in service, resulting in the creation of over 2,500 new affordable homes.

East Harlem, ManhattanThe East Harlem Housing Plan summarizes the goals, strategies, and actions that the City proposes to undertake in response to a range of needs and priorities in the neighborhood, including those articulated by residents and stakeholders in the East Harlem Neighborhood Plan.

East New York, BrooklynThe East New York Neighborhood Plan, released in 2016, features initiatives led by numerous City agencies to promote affordable housing development, encourage economic development, create pedestrian-friendly streets and invest in community resources to support the long-term growth and sustainability of East New York, Cypress Hills, and Ocean Hill.

Edgemere, QueensEdgemere's severe damage from Hurricane Sandy, coupled with the City's ownership of a significant amount of vacant land, created an opportunity to pair the City's recovery efforts with a long term vision for a higher quality of life for residents in the Resilient Edgemere Community Plan.

Gowanus, BrooklynThe Gowanus Framework, released in June 2018, summarizes the goals, strategies, recommendations, and land use changes surfaced from the study thus far, reflecting two years of engagement with community residents, stakeholders, and other City agencies.

Inwood, ManhattanThe Inwood Housing Plan memorializes a set of strategies and actions that the City will take in response to the housing needs of residents and stakeholders in the Inwood community.

Jerome Avenue, BronxThe Jerome Avenue Draft Neighborhood Plan is a comprehensive overview of plan elements related to housing, economic and workforce development, land use and zoning, open space and access, and community resources.

Jewel Streets Neighborhood PlanThe Jewel Streets Neighborhood Plan is an area-wide affordable housing and community resilience planning process in the Jewel Streets, Brooklyn.

Southern Boulevard, BronxHPD has partnered with NYC Department of City Planning to create a neighborhood plan for the Southern Boulevard corridor and its surrounding neighborhoods.

Citywide Planning

Equitable Data Development ExplorerThe Equitable Data Development Explorer provides easy access to a wide range of data to inform public discussions about racial equity and planning for a fairer city.

MIH and ZQAMandatory Inclusionary Housing (MIH) and Zoning for Quality and Affordability (ZQA) are two of the many initiatives that make up the Housing New York plan.

Urban RenewalFind information on the law, a research guide, urban renewal plans, and an illustrative map.

NYC-Barcelona PartnershipLearn about the partnership between the City of New York and the City of Barcelona to tackle shared housing challenges.

Office Adaptive Reuse Task ForceThe Office Adaptive Reuse Task Force explored opportunities to convert obsolete office buildings to other potential uses, such as housing, schools, labs, and more.

Partners in PreservationPartners in Preservation brings together various city agencies, legal services providers, and tenant organizing groups in a collective effort to proactively address tenant harassment in rent-regulated buildings.

Where We Live NYCLearn about the City's collaborative planning process to better understand how challenges like segregation and discrmination impact New Yorker's everyday lives.

Zombie Homes InitiativeLearn about the agency's survey of zombie homes, collected data, new designs, and outreach to homeowners at risk of foreclosure.