Who's still buying NYC's rent stabilized buildings?
About this episode
The episode discusses the dynamics of New York City's rent-stabilized buildings and features an interview with broker Lev Mavashev.
In the latest episode of Deconstruct, hosts Lilah Burke and Hannah Kramer explain the battle to demolish a landmark church on the Upper West Side, close the loop on the verdict in the sex trafficking case against the Alexander brothers, and explain why development in Gowanus has boomed. Then, the hosts interview multifamily broker Lev Mavashev to find out who's buying New York City's devalued rent-stabilized building – and who isn't.
People in this episode
Hosts: Lilah Burke, Hannah Kramer
Guest: Lev Mavashev
Topics covered
- real estate
- New York City
- rent stabilization
- development
- legal cases
- interviews
Keywords
- NYC
- rent stabilized
- real estate
- development
- Upper West Side
- Gowanus
- Alexander brothers
- interview
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Alexander brothers
Places: Upper West Side, Gowanus
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