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GREAT NYCHA VACANCY MYSTERY: ARE 7,500 APARTMENTS EMPTY?
G. Thrush and A. Felton |
The community group ACORN did some math and says the city’s housing authority is sitting on 7,500 vacant apartments, a charge NYCHA vigorously denies.
The community group ACORN did some math and says the city’s housing authority is sitting on 7,500 vacant apartments, a charge NYCHA vigorously denies.
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