NY resident sued for $25 million for refusing to vacate apartment
According to a recent report by the brokerage firm Douglas Elliman, the condo market is surging
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According to a recent report by the brokerage firm Douglas Elliman, the condo market is surging
Ahmet Nejat Ozsu, 51, has been living at the Eagle Court in the city's Upper West Side for 16 years. He pays $3,350 a month for a 700 sq ft one-bedroom with a private deck on the top floor.
Ahmet Nejat Ozsu has refused to leave his apartment on the Upper West Side, delaying a plan for condominiums. A pandemic remedy for renters could help him prolong the standoff.
(Illustration by Paul Dilakian/Getty) The spin class at the New York Sports Club near City Hall was a popular lunchtime workout for landlords and real estate attorneys. They would go for the intense instructor, Mitch Kossoff, a spinning evangelist and one of New York City’s most prominent landlord lawyers. Mitch Kossoff In the studio, Kossoff cranked up a soundtrack of thumping club music, motivating his class to “dance on the bike” as they worked up a sweat. In his law practice, too, Kossoff made adversaries perspire with an encyclopedic knowledge of the state’s byzantine rent stabil...