Oct 11
This highly comprehensive study is the first of its nature in more than 25 years and consists of cumulative data and information based on a sampling of 50,000 rent-stabilized buildings. The study provides strong evidence to dispel the Potter-like characterization that rent-stabilized owners are primarily large corporate interests, speculators, frequent “flippers” of properties or absentee owners who make obscene amounts of profits, unfairly taking advantage of their tenants.
