Published 2 years ago

Eric Adams’ financial disclosures shed new light on properties he owns

Summary by Ground News

As a candidate last year, Mayor Eric Adams denied that he co-owned a Brooklyn co-op with a close friend. But last fall, the day before the general election, Adams changed his story completely amending his disclosure forms for all those years to admit he continued to hold half the shares. The change in Adams' narrative emerged Wednesday as the city Conflicts of Interest Board released financial disclosure forms covering the year 2021.

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New York Post

Eric Adams’ financial disclosures shed new light on properties he owns

Adams released his yearly financial disclosure forms that shed new light on the circumstances surrounding the real estate he owns.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Political Wire

Eric Adams Still Owns Apartment He Said He Offloaded

“As late as last year, Mayor Eric Adams (D) still shared ownership of a Brooklyn co-op that he previously claimed he transferred to a friend,” Politico reports.“The turnabout marked the latest chapter in the mysterious personal life of the new mayor of the nation’s largest city — a saga that involves overnight stays in a government building; a public tour of a cluttered, subterranean apartment; and late nights at the home of a friend with a chec…

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Politico

Adams says he offloaded his Brooklyn co-op. Disclosure reports say otherwise.

A six-page form on file with the city’s Conflicts of Interest Board reveals that in 2021, the mayor still owned 50 percent of a one-bedroom co-op on Prospect Place in Brooklyn that he bought decades ago.

2 years ago

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