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Advocates of public-private partnerships (aka PPPs or P3s) are pushing for more influence in the State Legislature. According to Samara Barend, the founder
By Sabina Mollot Politicians left no doubt that the balance of power in Albany has unquestionably shifted during a hearing of the New York State Assembly last week.
With the New York State Legislature grappling with a debilitating impasse, crucial laws like the 421-a tax abatement program and rent regulation have expired
Advocates of public-private partnerships (aka PPPs or P3s) are pushing for more influence in the State Legislature. According to Samara Barend, the founder
With the New York State Legislature grappling with a debilitating impasse, crucial laws like the 421-a tax abatement program and rent regulation have expired
By Sabina Mollot Politicians left no doubt that the balance of power in Albany has unquestionably shifted during a hearing of the New York State Assembly last week.
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