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Photo illustration of Mayor Bill de Blasio (Getty, iStock) Within the next eight months, the de Blasio administration hopes to rezone two neighborhoods and upend hotel construction citywide. At the same time, more than four dozen private rezoning applications aim to win City Council support — or risk restarting negotiations with a new regime. Any election year would add urgency to the approval process for zoning changes, special permits and other types of applications, but this year the pressure is even greater because the city suspended its Uniform Land Use Review Procedure for six months ...

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Mayor Bill de Blasio (Getty; iStock) The city is forging ahead with its push to help New Yorkers find alternatives to the traditional lump-sum security deposit. The Department of Housing Preservation and Development and the Housing Development Corporation issued a formal request this week to identify companies that could provide other options for tenants, rather than requiring them to pay landlords hundreds, or even thousands, of dollars up front. But — crucially for landlords — this wouldn’t diminish the amount paid to the property owner, who would be insured against claims for damages...