Manhattan Supreme Court and the Thurgood Marshall U.S. Courthouse at Foley Square. Photo by Rick Kopstein/ALM
The residents claimed in a lawsuit against the city last year that the city’s environmental review of the rezoning projects was unlawful because it failed to consider how rent-stabilized tenants would be affected, particularly through gentrification.
July 13, 2018 at 12:29 PM
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Two rezoning and redevelopment projects in New York City will proceed after a state Supreme Court justice in Manhattan on Thursday ruled against a legal challenge from residents in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
The residents claimed in a lawsuit against the city last year that the city’s environmental review of the rezoning projects was unlawful because it failed to consider how rent-stabilized tenants would be affected, particularly through gentrification.
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