Comptroller Mark Levine stated that there is a shortage of homes available in the market. He noted that in rent-stabilized buildings, there are tens of thousands of apartments that remain vacant due to regulations that complicate the process for landlords to rent these units.
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Comptroller Mark Levine Discusses Housing Supply Issues
Comptroller Mark Levine addressed the housing supply issue, highlighting the abundance of vacant apartments in rent-stabilized buildings. He attributed the vacancy to regulatory challenges faced by landlords.
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