The pair own five of the nine properties and they illegally converted 14 of 22 permanent units into short-term rentals, the court papers say.ĭespite the city rules, the pair has hosted 5,600 visitors at their nine properties for over 1,700 stays - totaling 13,500 nights that has netted them $1.4 million in profits, the court documents allege. Since the units at the nine properties are considered permanent residential dwelling units, tenants must live there for a month or more, the suit says. The city wants to stop former yoga studio guru Loretta Gendville, 46, and “green builder” Gennaro Brooks-Church, 49 from operating “an illegal and hazardous transient … rental operation involving at least nine buildings in the city” that couple have been running for four years, the Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit alleges. These NYC apartment buildings have the most HPD violations: Studyīeware NY progressives’ push for universal rent controlĪ prominent Brooklyn landlord couple - who the city accused last month of trying to evict tenants during the pandemic - is being sued by the city again, this time for allegedly running shoddy, illegal Airbnb rentals out of nine buildings. I used ChatGPT to scare my landlord out of an unfair rent hike with legal letter
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