City expands 100 Gold Street redevelopment to nearly 4,000 new homes

New York City has begun public review of a plan to replace 100 Gold Street, a 1960s government office building in the Financial District, with nearly 4,000 homes. About 1,000 would be permanently affordable and rent-stabilized, nearly double the number built in Manhattan's Community District 1 over the past decade.

Nothing is approved yet. A scoping hearing is due next month, and the project is not expected to enter the city's land use review until 2027, when the size and unit count are finalized.