Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli just released an analysis which says that 64%, or 1.4 million, of New York apartments are either rent stabilized, city owned or taxpayer-subsidized. In addition, he blames the loss of 10,000 or so regulated units on "late-1990s measures that allow landlords to deregulate units after they go vacant or when the monthly rents on the units surpass $2,000." Oh yeah, the June 15th rent regulation expiration date is next week. [NYP]
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