What could this property become?
Search any NYC address to see what zoning allows there, what already stands on the lot, and the paths to more housing that public records don't make obvious.
Where New York has room for new homes
Every dot is a tax lot, colored by its Latent Value Index. Filter by grade or signal, zoom in for every lot, and click one for its report.
What the data is saying
Early 485-x data show a sharp divide at 100 units
New registrations cluster at 99 apartments, while few larger projects have entered the program.
Read →MapOffice-to-residential conversions, citywide
78 buildings converting to housing under 467-m, with HPD's 485-x registrations alongside.
Read →ResearchELURP and the Fast Track: what they allow, require, and change
The 12 Fast Track districts, what the 30% step is measured on, and 307 filed projects where a rezoning may add homes.
Read →AnalysisHow far each district is from its 2030 housing target
Each community district's five-year target against what it has filed, permitted and built.
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Built on NYC PLUTO, MapPLUTO and GeoSearch open data, with City of Yes housing provisions modeled in. Estimates are directional: a starting point for a real conversation, not a substitute for due diligence. Latent.NYC is not affiliated with the City of New York.