A controversial housing development proposal for Lower Manhattan has moved forward with the start of a public review process, focusing on a site at 100 Gold Street. The plan, which includes up to 4,000 new residential units, is now open for community feedback as part of the city’s environmental assessment. Critics and supporters alike are weighing in on the project’s potential impact on affordability, density, and neighborhood character. The review process marks a key step before any final approvals are considered.
Lower Manhattan’s 4,000-home plan advances with public review process at 100 Gold Street amny.com
