Two Brooklyn landlords charged market-rate rents on rent-stabilized apartments without telling their tenants those units were protected, the state attorney general says. One of them allegedly sent a friend to impersonate him in court.
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A Crown Heights landlord allegedly hid rent-stabilized apartments for 10 years, then sent a friend to impersonate him in court
Attorney General Letitia James sues a Crown Heights landlord for hiding rent-stabilized apartments for 10 years and sending a friend to impersonate him in court, part of a new enforcement initiative targeting housing fraud in Brooklyn.
A Crown Heights landlord allegedly hid rent-stabilized apartments for 10 years, then sent a friend to impersonate him in court
Attorney General Letitia James sues a Crown Heights landlord for hiding rent-stabilized apartments for 10 years and sending a friend to impersonate him in court, part of a new enforcement initiative targeting housing fraud in Brooklyn.
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