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Changelog

What’s New

The living changelog of YIMBY+ — platform news, model releases, building-data changes and record merges.

New in YIMBY+

The What's New feedAug 3

A single place to follow changes across YIMBY+: new and updated project data, record merges and deep links to every project involved. Platform news like this entry lands here too, in a running product-updates log, so you always know what shipped.

The Presentations studioAug 3

Build presentation decks from the 3D city and your project research: capture scenes, arrange slides and share a polished deck. Available on Pro.

Plus features in the 3D cityAug 3

The 3D city is free for everyone to explore. Upgrading to Plus adds data layers, the full building catalog and deeper building records.

Explore New York year by year in 3DAug 3

The 3D city has been rebuilt from the ground up and is free to explore. Step through New York year by year, watch buildings rise and fall, and click any building for its details. Find it at /map/city.

Accessibility and polish improvementsAug 2

A round of refinements across the product: clearer labels for screen readers, more consistent keyboard focus, and dozens of small visual fixes.

Cleaner project dataAug 1

Duplicate project and company records are now found and merged automatically, so search results and project pages stay clean as new coverage lands.

3D context on project pagesJul 23

Project pages in New York now show the building in 3D beside the facts, so you can see its shape and surroundings while you read.

Better Chicago and Miami experiencesJul 22

Fixed a batch of places where Chicago and Miami readers saw New York wording or examples. Every page now speaks to your own region.

Faster, better-ranked searchJul 22

Search results now load faster and rank the most relevant projects first, so you find what you are looking for in fewer keystrokes.

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Changes are recorded as the data pipeline and city releases run — dates are the change's own (for platform updates, the day the change went live), not the publish time.