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A new survey of CHIP members – property owners who own or manage one-third of all rent stabilized units in New York City (400,000) – has revealed the toll

(Pictured back row L-R): Eliezer Rodriguez, Esq., BMNAR CEO; Richard Haggerty, CEO, HGAR; John Barrett, president, Commercial & Investment Division

The high court last week moved to protect New York building owners from the “enormous liability” of rent overcharge claims dating back a decade.

By Adam Lindenbaum and Peter B. Kane, Rosenberg & Estis, P.C. On June 14, 2019, the New York State Legislature enacted the Housing Stability

A new survey of CHIP members – property owners who own or manage one-third of all rent stabilized units in New York City (400,000) – has revealed the toll

(Pictured back row L-R): Eliezer Rodriguez, Esq., BMNAR CEO; Richard Haggerty, CEO, HGAR; John Barrett, president, Commercial & Investment Division