Hamilton Heights – West Harlem – Page 2 – Community Preservation Organization

Eric Adams has landmarked fewer buildings than his predecessors. During a push for new development, will the next mayor change course?

October 21, 2025WestHarlemNewseric adams, landsmarks preservation, new york city, policy

Source: By Tsehai Alfred | October 15, 2025 City and State New York repost While Mayor Eric Adams is no longer in the race to lead New York City, he continued to attack Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani this month on an aspect of city policy that Adams hasn’t overtly emphasized himself, until recently – landmarks designation. During

Community Rally for A Better Harlem Planned October 11th at 1:00 pm

October 8, 2025WestHarlemAdvocacy, community development, new development projects, permanent affordable housing

Community Board 9Manhattan Holds Public Hearing on 1727 Amsterdam

October 8, 2025WestHarlemUncategorized

The first step in the ULURP process. Participate in person, virtually, or submit statement. If you live in Hamilton Heights-West Harlem, you have a stake in how the neighborhood you call home should be developed for this generation and next.

Why ULURP Matters to Our Neighborhood

October 8, 2025WestHarlemAdvocacy, community development, Neighborhood character, new development projects, Uncategorized

The Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP) is one of the most important tools New Yorkers have to shape the future of their communities. It’s a legally required public process for major land use decisions that can impact housing, jobs, public spaces, and the character of your neighborhood for decades. 1. It Affects Everyday Life