Sherwin Belkin, prominent New York landlord-side attorney, to retire
It’s the end of an era for New York’s landlord class: Sherwin Belkin is retiring. Belkin, a co-founding partner at Belkin Burden Goldman, is perhaps one of the city’s best-known landlord-side attorneys. After 50 years of practicing law, he plans to retire in October. His departure closes out a decadeslong career spent in the trenches of the rent-stabilization, where he had a front-row seat to New York’s ever-shifting housing laws and the increasingly fraught politics surrounding them. “Over the years, I think it’s become an increasingly challenging environment to represent owners, managers, and developers,” Belkin said. “For small- and mid-size […]
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