The program invites professional landscapers or community groups who want to beautify a town-owned parcel of land to adopt that spot for a minimum of two years.

The Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) maintains a list of City-owned and leased properties, including vacant property.

The Land Bank's Spend a Little, Get a LOT! program is designed to create more opportunities for responsible neighborhood residents to own a vacant lot on their ...

The City of New York has a tradition of selling unused property for one dollar to incentivize development, encourage nonprofit developers to apply for the lots.

In order to combat the problem of vacant and abandoned properties, the New York State Land Bank Program permits municipalities to apply for and create land ...

The Adopt-A-Lot pilot gives community groups access to City-owned vacant lots for 3, 6, or 12 months through a simple application process and a sublease ...

Axtarish page for City owned lots. Includes list of available properties for sale and electronic application.

The City owns over 3000 vacant lots. Check the City Owned Real Estate Map to see if the property is available (only properties shown in Blue are available ...

Power in Dirt has compiled a spreadsheet of all the city-owned vacant lots that are available for adoption (the spreadsheet has recently been updated and turned ...

The Adopt-A-Building Program offers year-long leases for any property with the option for renewal at the end of the year.