Tag Archives: Housing Court

Neighbors object to intrusive renovations of expensive UES townhouse

Renovations to townhouses concern me because impermissible and un-permitted renovations are one facet of my co-op lawsuit. But I give you this item from the Daily News in my campaign to help everyone feel good about not being rich: Upper … Continue reading

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“Tenants Living Amid Rubble in Rent-Regulated Apartment”

The Times story, amply illustrated by photos and even a video, makes the blood boil. Is this what unspeakably horrid, greedy landlords can do to their tenants? Yes, but they can also be challenged in Housing Court. Still, it’s a … Continue reading

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Housing Court: People holding eviction notices

Yesterday, Michael Powell wrote his Gotham column about Housing Court — but not the Housing Court I’ve written about. Not the Housing Court that confident, persistent people like me can apply to for repairs, for fines, for contempt orders against … Continue reading

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