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Debt vs Duty in Rent-Stabilized Housing | Real Estate News
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The city’s rent-stabilized housing crisis boils down to a bitter clash over debt: tenant advocates demand landlords keep buildings safe, even if it means personal financial sacrifice, while landlords warn that mortgage obligations and penalties could force foreclosures if repairs are delayed. With rents frozen, the city is ramping up inspections and court actions to seize neglected buildings and hand them to nonprofits — a move praised by tenants but risky for landlords, who fear short-term losses. The real question: can tougher enforcement actually improve housing without triggering more foreclosures?
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