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Tenants accused Agababian of housing code violations and rent gouging. Now police have charged him with something he could actually be punished for: burglary.

ByAvi Mermelstein 0Comments

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Feb 2001

Uncategorized

“ONE STRIKE” STRUCK DOWN

Last week, California’s U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals knocked down that state’s tough public housing drug eviction laws. Advocates say the ruling could have an influence here.

ByKathleen McGowan 0Comments

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Dec 2000

Uncategorized

BUILDINGS BLUNDER AT SITE OF MASSIVE QUEENS BLAZE

Records show that extensive work was being done without permits at 153-01 Northern Boulevard, where a massive fire erupted several weeks ago.

BySajan P. Kuriakos 0Comments

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Sep 2000

Uncategorized

STATE TRIES TO EVICT WILLIAMSBURG FAMILY FOR THEIR OWN GOOD

A family of six in Williamsburg needs a bigger apartment, the state housing agency maintains, even if they can’t afford it.

ByJennifer Warren 0Comments

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Sep 2000

Government

WHERE'S THE PORK?

There’s nearly $5 billion in federal Community Development Block Grants being doled out this year. Why is New York state’s share so paltry?

ByKathleen McGowan 0Comments

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Aug 2000

Justice

TENANTS WILL STAY AT THE YMCA

In a complex real estate deal, the YMCA unloads its white elephant on 23rd St. and achieves a New York miracle–nobody’s complaining.

ByKathleen McGowan 0Comments

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Aug 2000

Housing and Homelessness

CO-OPING WITH EVICTION

A legal loophole is letting units in one Harlem co-op be sold out from beneath longtime residents who can’t afford to swing with the booming housing market.

ByAnnia Ciezadlo 0Comments

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Aug 2000

Uncategorized

BRONX SHELTER WOES FOR HOMELESS WOMEN

Despite delays in beginning a new mall on the site, a shelter for homeless women gets booted out of the Bronx’s Kingsbridge Armory.

ByMichael Haggerty 1Comment

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Jul 2000

Uncategorized

SURVEY SAYS: TELL US HOW YOU LIKE IT

Our annual call for comments.

ByCity Limits 0Comments

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Apr 2000

Uncategorized

THE FUNDS NOT OVER YET

By torpedoing the process the city used to hire welfare-to-work crony Maximus, critics may have called into question a slew of upcoming consulting projects.

ByKathleen McGowan 0Comments

THE MYSTERIOUS CASE OF THE CAT-BURGLAR LANDLORD

“ONE STRIKE” STRUCK DOWN

BUILDINGS BLUNDER AT SITE OF MASSIVE QUEENS BLAZE

STATE TRIES TO EVICT WILLIAMSBURG FAMILY FOR THEIR OWN GOOD

WHERE'S THE PORK?

TENANTS WILL STAY AT THE YMCA

CO-OPING WITH EVICTION

BRONX SHELTER WOES FOR HOMELESS WOMEN

SURVEY SAYS: TELL US HOW YOU LIKE IT

THE FUNDS NOT OVER YET

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