Spitzer accuses state of “potential intentional misconduct” for delaying demolition of 985 Fifth Ave
Former Gov. Eliot Spitzer is taking the state he once ran to court, accusing its housing agency of “potential intentional misconduct” for sitting on his application to demolish 985 Fifth Avenue. It has been three years since Spitzer got Landmarks Preservation Commission approval for the luxury condominium he plans to build in its place, but first he needs the Division of Homes and Community Renewal to allow non-renewal of the six rent-stabilized leases at the 25-story rental building. After waiting 26 months and sending letters warning DHCR he would sue if it failed to act, Spitzer filed papers in state […]
This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Categories
Recent Posts
The Rental Market Wasn’t Built For Creators. This Startup
Wants To Change That
The Height Of Now: Nine Extraordinary New Homes Around The
World
Tariffs, Rates, And A Housing Shortage: Why The Housing
Market Is Struggling
Design West Hollywood 2026: Everything To Know About L.A.’s
Design Week
Policy Pro: Dynamic Star’s Fordham Landing megaproject limps
along
There Are 4 Types of Housing Markets Right Now. Which 1 Are
You In?
How to Get 10%+ Off Your Next Real Estate Deal Right
Now
Multifamily vs. Single-Family Investing: Which Is Better for
Beginners?
Vornado’s Penn District leasing momentum picks up
Soccer star Thierry Henry lists Soho penthouse for
$25M
