#waterfront-redevelopment tag

Op-ed | Seasons change, but priority of building record amounts of housing to make NYC affordable stays the same | amNewYork

Adams administration is expanding affordable housing, converting underused city sites (including waterfront and airport) to build thousands of units, create jobs, and reduce costs.

Travel

fromTime Out New York

1 week ago

This vibrant Brooklyn waterfront neighborhood is officially the coolest in NYC for 2025

Red Hook in Brooklyn is New York City's coolest neighborhood for 2025, blending history, art, community, repurposed waterfront warehouses, and vibrant food and nightlife.

Brooklyn

fromBrooklyn Paper

1 week ago

Brooklyn Marine Terminal task force approves $3.5B waterfront redevelopment plan * Brooklyn Paper

Brooklyn's 122-acre Brooklyn Marine Terminal will be redeveloped into a $3.5 billion mixed-use waterfront with a 60-acre all-electric port and 6,000 homes.

US news

fromBoston.com

2 weeks ago

The Lynn waterfront was a dump. Literally. But what if it became a park?

A former Lynn landfill was transformed into a 30-acre oceanfront park, reconnecting the city with its coastline through a public-private partnership.

fromABC7 San Francisco

4 weeks ago

SF's iconic Fisherman's Wharf is getting a $10M makeover. Here's what it will look like

"The vision is we want to create new access, new openings, to this amazing scene here where you see the Monterey fishing boats," said Eric Young with the Port of San Francisco. "This is the history and the heart of Fisherman's Wharf. We want the public to be able to see that from Taylor and Jefferson Street, which is really the heart of Fisherman's Wharf."

San Francisco

fromsfist.com

4 weeks ago

Port of SF Releases Plans for Sleek New Fisherman's Wharf Plaza Where Alioto's Used to Be

San Francisco will demolish the shuttered Alioto's and replace it with a 5,000-square-foot open-air plaza featuring wave-like benches, lighting, and fishing-industry ice machines.

fromHell Gate

2 months ago

What the Hell Is Happening With Mayor Adams's $3.5 Billion Brooklyn Marine Terminal Project?

The delay is a blow to the administration of Mayor Eric Adams, who announced the project next to Governor Kathy Hochul last spring, and a victory for the local politicians and residents who wanted to send the project back to the drawing board.