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by ramesh31
990 days ago
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Yet only 5% of said units registered with the city as apartments so far. They'll have to crack sooner or later. It seems like a drop in the bucket for rentals in NYC, but this is a huge win for residents quality of life. Hopefully this is the beginning of people taking back more of what was stolen over the last decade through regulatory disregard by VC money. |
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