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Adam Brodheim, Housing Researcher and Community Board Member, on easing transfer of development rights for landmark buildings and other City of Yes proposals

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      Adam Brodheim, a housing researcher and community board member from the Upper West Side, expresses support for the City of Yes plan, particularly focusing on easing the transfer of development rights for landmark buildings. He highlights how this change can benefit religious and cultural institutions while enabling new housing development.

      • Brodheim emphasizes the importance of preserving neighborhood character while addressing housing needs
      • He mentions successful examples of development rights transfers on the Upper West Side, including Church of Saint Paul the Apostle and West End Collegiate
      • The speaker also supports other City of Yes proposals such as office-to-residential conversions, eliminating parking minimums, legalizing Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), and zoning changes for campuses

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