NYC Public Advocate releases list of worst landlords

NYC's 2024 Worst Landlord Watchlist released by city's public advocate
The New York City public advocate's office is out with their annual watchlist of the worst landlords in the city. The list released Wednesday names the 100 worst landlords based on the number of open Department of Housing Preservation and Development violations from November 2023 to October 2024.
NYC Public Advocate releases list of worst landlords: see the top 10 here
Williams said the list was a way of providing transparency for tenants in terms of who owns the LLC’s that oversee the buildings they live in.
NYC worst landlord list revealed by public advocate
New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams on Wednesday revealed the 2024 list of New York City's worst landlords, collectively hit with thousands of city violations.
NYC public advocate out with 2024 Worst Landlord Watchlist
The New York City public advocate's office is out with their annual watchlist of the worst landlords in the city​. CBS News New York's Vanessa Murdock spoke with impacted residents.
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Notably absent from the latest list is notorious landlord Daniel Ohebshalom, who found himself behind bars for the second time in September after failing to fix dangerous living conditions at two of his long-dilapidated apartment buildings in Washington Heights, Crain's previously reported .
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