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Originally Posted by rnt2dh
Really random question but maybe you have some insight - who/what determines whether a building has CB preferences?
Some lotteries use CB preferences others do not. My guess is that the decision comes from what of the various programs the building is being developed under. I suppose some programs require a CB preference, other programs might prohibit CB preferences or make it optional.
A criticism of CB preferences is it gives an advantage to people who already live is a desirable neighborhood, and a development in a nice neighborhood with mixed income and even market rate unit could tend to be a very nice building indeed.
Of course, the building’s location in Community Board District ties the preference to that CB if there is one.
Wow, sorry you feel that way! We hope to make it right.
I just got notified of 3 separate buildings by iafford within the last 2 weeks. They've been responsive and seem to move fast with lotteries. No complaints here. Make sure you check your spam folder because their emails were filtered as spam at first
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