Bed-Stuy Affordable Housing: 57 Units Saved by AG James
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New York State Attorney General Letitia James announced on September 16 that, with the joint intervention of the state, the city government, and non-profit housing organizations, four residential buildings with a total of 57 affordable housing units in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn were preserved.
Bed-Stuy Affordable Housing: 57 Units Saved by AG James
Fifty-seven affordable apartments spread across four Bedford-Stuyvesant buildings have officially changed hands, landing under the ownership of a Brooklyn nonprofit after New York Attorney General Letitia James's office intervened to stop what her office says was an improper sale attempt by the buildings' previous landlord. The properties at 201 Pulaski Street, 709 Lafayette Avenue, 327 Franklin Avenue and 335 Franklin Avenue have been transferr…
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