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How do you know what the percentage is of well-off people is in rent-stabilized apartments?
There is no reliable source because the very powerful low-rent tenant lobby has blocked all attempts to take a survey of incomes. Now, why would that be?
On top of that, the lobby's politicians introduced a bill to raise the maximum income to a quarter million! Again, why in the world would they do that?
I am trying to find info about apts. UNDER $2,000 in pre-war bldgs that are supposedly "deregulated." (I was shown several by r.e. agent in Hudson Heights yesterday.) I checked DHCR website. Complicated. I will call them. In the meantime, any other info from members herein (hereon?) appreciated.
I am trying to find info about apts. UNDER $2,000 in pre-war bldgs that are supposedly "deregulated." (I was shown several by r.e. agent in Hudson Heights yesterday.) I checked DHCR website. Complicated. I will call them. In the meantime, any other info from members herein (hereon?) appreciated.
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