NYC Zoning Districts
Every tax lot in New York City carries a zoning district — a residence, commercial, or manufacturing code mapped by the Department of City Planning. The district determines what a lot may be used for and how much may be built on it: maximum floor area ratio (FAR), height and setback rules, yards, and parking. Pick a district below to see its bulk rules with Zoning Resolution citations and real example lots.
New to zoning? Start with What is FAR? or browse the zoning knowledge hub.
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What's the zoning on a specific lot?
PearlAudit resolves the governing zoning for any NYC tax lot — district, overlays, special districts — and cites the Zoning Resolution section behind every rule claim.
District boundaries and parcel counts: NYC municipal records (Department of City Planning). Bulk rules on district pages come from the NYC Zoning Resolution. See our methodology.