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A ‘bold new vision for Coney Island’: City unveils plans for 1,500 new homes, renovated sports center, and boardwalk upgrades

Summary by AM New York

Coney Island is set to undergo a sweeping transformation under new city plans to bring 1,500 mixed-income homes to the People’s Playground, alongside substantial investments in the iconic Riegelmann Boardwalk, utilities, and other community amenities. The Abe Stark Sports Center will also undergo a $42 million renovation, including a new entrance and signage on the boardwalk, improved ice-skating facilities, and other amenities. Mayor Eric Adams…

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AM New York

A ‘bold new vision for Coney Island’: City unveils plans for 1,500 new homes, renovated sports center, and boardwalk upgrades

4 days ago·New York, United States

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Coney Island West plan calls for 1,500 new homes, boardwalk upgrades

The city is moving ahead with a plan to bring thousands of mixed-income homes, new retail, and boardwalk and street improvements to Coney Island. Mayor Eric Adams and the city’s Economic Development Corporation on Thursday released their vision for “Coney Island West,” a waterfront development area west of the Amusement District. On Thursday the city issued a request for proposals for the first city-owned parcel, kicking off the development of 1…

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BK Reader

Housing, Infrastructure and Boardwalk Improvements Coming to Coney Island

An 80,000-square-foot site located on Surf Avenue between West 21st and West 22nd Streets will eventually get 500 mixed-income homes.

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City To Upgrade Coney Island Boardwalk, Sports Center, Add 1,500 Housing Units

As New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces calls for his removal, his office is advancing plans for a redevelopment of Coney Island's historic boardwalk and 1,500 new housing units steps from the beach.

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