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Freelance reporter in New York, mostly covering higher education

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NY Dirt: Who’s who in the rent freeze lawsuit

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By Lilah Burke Verified
| The Real Deal Verified
The first rent freeze lawsuit is here. A group of landlords filed a petition and complaint Thursday seeking to send the rent freeze decision back to New York’s Rent Guidelines Board for an increase. Here’s a closer look at some of the players in the case. Judge Ralph Porzio Plaintiffs filed this case in state court in Staten Island. Ralph Porzio, the judge assigned to the case, is a Republican with a history of more conservative decisions.
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Mamdani admin supporting bid on foreclosed Emerald Equities portfolio

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By Lilah Burke Verified
| The Real Deal Verified
Mayor Zohran Mamdani wants to transfer distressed buildings to new ownership. One of the first tests of that strategy will involve an East Harlem portfolio of 38 rent-stabilized Manhattan buildings currently in foreclosure. The city is specifically supporting a bid on the buildings by Spatial Equity Co., a developer specializing in affordable and supportive housing, according to tenant organizers working with the portfolio. The buildings were previously owned by affiliates of Emerald Equities.
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Landlords sue Rent Guidelines Board over rent freeze decision

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By Lilah Burke Verified
| The Real Deal Verified
A group of landlords is suing over New York’s rent freeze. After New York’s Rent Guidelines Board voted last month to freeze rents in stabilized apartments, six landlords are petitioning the New York Supreme Court to annul the freeze and send the issue back to the board for a rent increase. The suit argues that the board’s consideration of a freeze was a “sham” process with a predetermined outcome and that the board failed to consider economic conditions for the real estate industry.
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