Tenant Concerned About Eviction Q I have lived in a three-apartment building in Park Slope, Brooklyn, for the last four years.
A private tenant concerned about the precarity; a family languishing on council housing waiting lists; an older homeowner worried their children won't be able to afford to buy a home: few people think everything's rosy when it comes to bricks and mortar.
Shimmie Horn, the managing partner for the landlord, Belleclaire Hotel L.L.C., said the tenants' concerns have been addressed.
Growing digital platforms amplify tenants' concerns and allow them to rate landlords and circumvent the black market in unregulated landlords.
At the same time, Mr. Ng said, the unique circumstances resulting from the World Trade Center attack might make some housing court judges more sympathetic to tenants' concerns.
Ominously, Cameron says many regeneration schemes have been disrupted by "local politics and tenants' concerns about whether regeneration would be done fairly".
In large new developments, supers — or resident managers — spend their days answering tenants' concerns; managing handymen, porters, doormen and other staff members; meeting with condominium boards; and dealing with property managers.
Negotiations with the landlord, Samson Management, began and dragged on for months over the tenants' concerns about the toxicity of the debris and ash and how thoroughly the landlord's contractor would clean.
SECURITY has zoomed to the top of tenants' concerns in the wake of the World Trade Center attack, according to real estate executives, who report that some standard clauses in leases relating to interruptions of business are also being re-examined.
Approximately 23percentn=70n=70) of households selected for the treatment cohort were eliminated from the final sample; the most common reasons were a lack of space to accommodate a private toilet and tenants' concerns about obtaining their landlords' permission to participate.
