Brooklyn landlord will re-register rent stabilized units in settlement with Attorney General
A Brooklyn landlord settled a lawsuit with the Attorney General, agreeing to re-register rent-stabilized units and offer rent-stabilized leases to tenants after being accused of harassment and overcharging.
A Crown Heights landlord accused of lying about rent-stabilized apartments will re-register his units and offer all tenants rent-stabilized leases as part of a settlement with Attorney General Letitia James. James’ office sued John Anderson in June, accusing him of failing to comply with state law, overcharging and harassing tenants, and lying on government…
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