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Tenants sue over pests, get paid to move out of NYC, & more
Tenants dealing with mice and roaches at a Lower East Side rental building are suing their landlord for the third time in four years (Bowery Boogie)
The shift to remote work is prompting dozens of cities to offer thousands in cash incentives, home buying allowances, and tax credits to entice people to move there (CNBC)
New York City's low(ish) rents and free months won't last much longer (Curbed)
Development continues along the Williamsburg waterfront with two new projects moving forward on Kent Avenue (Brownstoner)
A new condo building in Hell's Kitchen has an 8,000-square-foot, park-like terrace (press release)
The MTA won't disclose how much taxpayer money is being spent to fight disability discrimination lawsuits (Gothamist)
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