NYC agrees to shell out $60M to property owners whose buildings were seized under program Mamdani vows to revive
New York City is offering a $60 million to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by property owners who had their buildings seized through the city’s controversial Third Party Transfer program, court documents show.
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