Condo owner sued for excessive smoking, multigenerational households, & more

By Jennifer White Karp | July 12, 2021 - 10:30AM

A landlord in Queens says tenants harass her and owe more than $23,000 in rent, but she can’t kick them out because of the eviction moratorium (The New York Times)

The condo board at an Upper East Side luxury building sues one of its owners for smoking too much (The Real Deal)

Governor Andrew Cuomo unveils a redevelopment plan for Kingsboro Psychiatric Center in East Flatbush that includes 900 affordable homes and public green space (press release)

Consolidating households for multigenerational living means greater buying power (The New York Times)

An alleged con man—accused of real estate schemes dating back to the 1990s—is indicted by Attorney General Letitia James for stealing several Harlem brownstones (New York Post)

The best deals on rental apartments in NYC (Curbed)

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