YIMBY's 2018 Construction Report has Seen a Decrease in the Height of Buildings
2017?s building applications has seen a rise in both Brooklyn and the Bronx, according to YIMBY?s construction report on New York. Despite a drop within Manhattan and Queens, the number of new building applications over the five boroughs seems to be stabilising; 2016 saw the number of multi-family units decrease by over 40% to 19,356, a pattern which fortunately appears to have stopped as 2017 saw fillings for 19,180. After the last two years of massive drops, this couldn?t be more welcomed by New York.
The 2020 skyline, photo by Andrew Campbell Nelson, rendering by Jose Hernandez. Image Courtesy of YIMBY
2017?s building applications has seen a rise in both Brooklyn and the Bronx, according to YIMBY?s construction report on New York. Despite a drop within Manhattan and Queens, the number of new building applications over the five boroughs seems to be stabilising; 2016 saw the number of multi-family units decrease by over 40% to 19,356, a pattern which fortunately appears to have stopped as 2017 saw fillings for 19,180. After the last two years of massive drops, this couldn?t be more welcomed by New York.It?s not just the number of building applications YIMBY have studied, overall there has been a decrease in the applications? height, structures over 500 feet has halved in 2017 from ten to five, whilst there wasn?t a single application for a supertall skyscraper.The full report is available to download in excel format on their website, covering 2,030 new buildi...
The 2020 skyline, photo by Andrew Campbell Nelson, rendering by Jose Hernandez. Image Courtesy of YIMBY
2017?s building applications has seen a rise in both Brooklyn and the Bronx, according to YIMBY?s construction report on New York. Despite a drop within Manhattan and Queens, the number of new building applications over the five boroughs seems to be stabilising; 2016 saw the number of multi-family units decrease by over 40% to 19,356, a pattern which fortunately appears to have stopped as 2017 saw fillings for 19,180. After the last two years of massive drops, this couldn?t be more welcomed by New York.It?s not just the number of building applications YIMBY have studied, overall there has been a decrease in the applications? height, structures over 500 feet has halved in 2017 from ten to five, whilst there wasn?t a single application for a supertall skyscraper.The full report is available to download in excel format on their website, covering 2,030 new buildi...
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