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Mayor’s Office Backs Two New Hell’s Kitchen Tenant Unions, As Residents Push for Repairs Tenants organizing across 31 Manhattan buildings in foreclosure are the latest to see support from Mamdani’s newly reinvigorated Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants.ByPatrick Spauster1 hour ago
