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million second home in New York, has a net worth of $11.6 billion. Something tells me that he could afford
a potentially devastating new danger: boards may be held liable under the Fair Housing Act if they fail
introduced by State Senator Brad Hoylman in 2014. When Democrats assumed majorities in both houses ... “It is not unreasonable to ask those who can afford to buy a $238 million second home in New York
of New York’s housing market, but it could also bring benefits that go beyond fixing the subway ... 's investing in a housing corporation. Articles, here, will help you understand what your investment really
generator at Liberty House; and a host of stories about safe governance. Can't wait? Read the digital
it will be replaced by revenues on a proposed pied-a-terre tax on absentee owners of houses and co-op and condo
of which would be set aside as affordable. The zoning change the developers want will require approval
a cap. With its high fines and potential for unlimited damages, this is not a law boards can afford

Reasonable Accommodation UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Marc Schneider, Managing Partner, Schneider Buchel. on March 19, 2019

that she did have a disability that qualified her for the protections under the Fair Housing Act. So she

Project Management: The Cost of Oversight UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Ann Farmer on March 19, 2019

Incentives When capital projects arise, management companies often use their in-house staff of experts

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