Landlords who raised rents by inflating apartment improvements before the rent law changed got some unwelcome news from a Manhattan judge. Supreme Court Justice Sabrina Kraus granted class-action status last month to tenants of 11 rent-stabilized buildings in a suit against Big City Management and Magnolia Holdings. The ruling could “open the floodgates” for multi-building class actions, Aaron Carr, executive director of Housing Rights Initiative, told City Limits. The nonprofit advocacy group and the law
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