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Anyone use ZoLa New York City's Zoning & Land Use Map recently? It's great to determine the zoning district of a particular parcel and learn about intersecting map layers. But it doesn't have everything you're looking for. You still need to refer to the NYC Zoning resolution to calculate ZFA, building height, Max dwelling units and minimum parking in order to get an idea of what you can build. Check out this article about alternatives to Zola https://lnkd.in/e5cebjyY #nycplanning #nyc #zola #zoningmap #realestate #landforsale

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This series of webinars gives a fantastic insight into urban design and how BTR supports thriving g communities

NYC Zoning just got an upgrade. There is more allowance for density in every neighborhood. Curious how much more valuable your property is? Learn how to calculate your property's worth with our 6-step guide 👉 https://lnkd.in/efvsdBWM #realestate #NYC #zoning #developer

🏗️ Understanding Zoning Bylaws in Greater Boston: A Must for Developers! 🌆 Navigating the complex zoning regulations of Greater Boston is crucial for any successful development, particularly in multifamily and mixed-use sectors. At O'Sullivan Architects, we specialize in guiding developers through these intricate processes to ensure compliance and project success. 📚 Our latest blog provides a comprehensive overview of zoning bylaws and highlights the importance of professional guidance in this challenging landscape. 🔗 Dive deeper into our insights and discover how we can support your next project by reading the full article: https://wix.to/8Xt7nnb #ZoningBylaws #RealEstateDevelopment #UrbanPlanning #Architecture #OSullivanArchitects #BostonBusiness

The Hidden World of Urban Planning Did you know that urban planning is more than just building layouts? Behind every new development lies a complex set of factors like land use, zoning laws, and infrastructure integration. One of the lesser-known concepts is “transect planning,” a method used to design mixed-use communities where urban and natural areas seamlessly coexist. A great example of this is Seaside, Florida, one of the first developments to apply transect planning principles. Seaside integrates everything from dense urban zones to tranquil, nature-filled areas, creating a walkable community where businesses, homes, and green spaces exist in harmony. The balance between built and natural environments provides a blueprint for future sustainable developments. Next time you walk through a well-designed neighborhood, think about how every detail, from street width to building height, was meticulously planned! Sal Zamudio #UrbanPlanning #RealEstateDevelopment #SustainableDesign #SmartCities

What Up Doe! How are we feeling about Huntington Place Trivia today?! We confidently believe you can get this one right: What architectural style is the Book Tower? #Detroit #HuntingtonPlaceTrivia #BookTowerDetroit

The History of Urban Development in Downtown San Angelo 🏙️ In 1992, the American Institute of Architects, through its Urban Planning and Design Committee, conducted a study in San Angelo to help enhance its urban design and planning! Their objectives included linking the Historic City Center to landmarks like the Riverwalk and Fort Concho, identifying funding tools at various levels, and coordinating efforts and resources. The team analyzed community input to address key priorities and concerns. They developed recommendations for preserving historic resources and fostering development. Have an itch to learn more? You can read the full report about San Angelo’s development here: https://lnkd.in/gjD7M3AC #SanAngelo #RUDAT #Downtown #DowntownSA #Texas #Development

#CityOfYes is the biggest zoning change in half a century. It's disruptive and it increases the value of every property in the City. Yes, even those infamous low-density districts that were 'exempted'. We already have two stalled deals which have come back from the dead with COY. Get a new zoning analysis done ASAP and get ahead of the ball. #zoninghacks Meltzer/Mandl Architects., P.C.

In this article for the American Planning Association, Patty Folan, visiting associate professor of landscape architecture in the Fay Jones School, encourages readers to consider the local market and see whether zoning reform, phased development, or pop-ups can make implementing transit-oriented development a reality. #PlanMag Read about her seven ways to rethink transit-oriented development (TOD) in slow-growth areas ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gRXWk7RE