The East Village rezoning in 2008 was a downzoning of New York City's East Village, roughly bounded by East 13th Street on the north, Third Avenue on the west, Delancey Street on the south, and Avenue D on the east.
The East Village rezoning in 2008 was a downzoning of New York City's East Village. New York City's East Village was roughly bounded by East 13th Street on the north. New York City's East Village was roughly bounded by Third Avenue on the west. New York City's East Village was roughly bounded by Delancey Street on the south. New York City's East Village was roughly bounded by Avenue D on the east.