Author: Brian Crandall

ITHACA, N.Y. — The City of Ithaca has made a bounty of housing data available to the public with the rollout of its new “Housing Dashboard.” The Housing Dashboard is intended to be an informational one-stop shop. Different sections highlights the city’s total housing inventory (14,629 housing units), the amount of legally-designated lower-and-moderate income housing available (1,690 units), the number of housing units built under construction or approved and “pending construction” (1,244 units), and the number of units approved since 2020 (3,026 units). Housing counts are separated by building size, by project if it was approved or built since 2020,…

The City of Ithaca Planning & Development Board met a pair of housing proposals with apprehension and concern on Tuesday, and a signage proposal once again failed to appeal to the stern eyes of board members. 

ITHACA, N.Y. — Years of efforts to revise the zoning code in Ithaca’s Southside neighborhood came to fruition Wednesday night when Common Council voted to approve and enact a new […]

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