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A Brooklyn co-op and the future of affordable housing

Cadman Towers traded its Mitchell-Lama past for an innovative 'affordable housing' future.

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What Commercial Real Estate s Top Lawyers Were up to in 2022 – Commercial Observer

Possession might be nine-tenths of the law, but in New York you need a really good lawyer to keep it.

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Attorney General James Secures $420,000 for Affordable Housing in New York City from Fraudulent Landlords

Funds Will Be Used to Preserve and Expand Affordable Housing in NYC

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Attorney General James Sues Fraudulent Brooklyn Property Owner for Cheating Immigrant Families

Steven Wu Illegally Sold Fake Condo Units and Stole More Than $5 Million from at Least 20 Chinese Immigrant Families.

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Attorney General James Secures $4 Million from Landlords After Uncovering an Illegal Kickback Scheme to Deregulate Rent-Stabilized Apartments

Employees of Property Management Companies Newcastle Realty Services and Highcastle Management Solicited and Accepted More Than $1 Million from Contractors Hired to Perform Renovations.

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