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The City Planning Commission vote okaying Columbia University's plan for a west Harlem campus is a win for the school, the neighborhood and the city.

City Planning Commission Approves With Modifications Rezoning Of Manhattanville Manufacturing Zone To Allow For Columbia's Proposed Long-Term Expansion; University Affirms New Commitments To Protect Affordable Housing.

TIL tenants to become homeowners sooner in new buildings.

Columbia University has hired an environmental design consulting firm, Atelier Ten to work with the University to establish and implement environmental goals for the proposed expansion into the old manufacturing area of Manhattanville in West Harlem.

Joseph ("Nick") Zuhusky and Peter Zuhusky, brothers and owners of Despatch Moving and Storage, have reached an agreement with Columbia University to sell their 56,250 square foot storage warehouse located at 3243-47 Broadway.

Hazel N. Dukes, President, NAACP New York State Conference of Branches, today issued the following statement in response to the City Planning Commission's meeting regarding Columbia University's application for the rezoning of the old Manhattanville manufacturing zone in West Harlem.

University Says Land Use Review Process Provides Opportunity for Progress and Public Engagement in Proposed Expansion.

The U.S. Green Building Council has chosen Columbia University's proposed Manhattanville expansion plan for a new "smart growth" pilot program.

Minority-owned McKissack Group to Fill Key Role in Future Growth.