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Investigative reporter at The City, non-profit covering all things NYC, "Made Men: The True Story of a NJ Crime Family" DMs are open; gsmith@thecity.nyc
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City Halts Renovations at Hell’s Kitchen SRO Where Oldtimers Face Eviction

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By Greg Smith , Greg Smith
| thecityreporter.nyc
The city buildings department temporarily halted construction at a Hells Kitchen SRO where the owner is moving to evict rent-stabilized tenants to convert the building into a Times Square-adjacent hotel where rooms go for $220 a night.
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‘They Put Me In a Cell’: Old-Timers Fight Eviction From the New Times Square

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By Greg Smith 
By the time the police took him away, Garratt Kennedy had already been at war for months with his landlord, a new owner who was trying to turn the gritty Hell’s Kitchen SRO Kennedy called home into a slick Times Square hotel. Kennedy is 59 and had lived in his cramped, 100-square-foot, rent-stabilized SRO room for more than 25 years when the owner began tearing the place up, ripping out the staircase and blocking access to a shared bathroom on his floor.
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Breaking: Deed Theft Indictment Targets City Council Member’s Family

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By Greg Smith 
| THE CITY
An organized ring of lawyers, real estate brokers and members of Councilmember Darlene Mealy’s family crafted an elaborate deed theft scheme, posing as heirs of the deceased owner of a Harlem brownstone to obtain more than $1.6 million in fraudulent bank loans, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg alleged Thursday. Bragg announced charges against 18 people and three shell companies.
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