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Article: Shelter: Studio in limited-profit co-op high-rise
- Article from:
- The Village Voice
- Article date:
- March 9, 1999
- Author:
CopyrightCopyright Village Voice Mar 9, 1999. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information)
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LOCATION: Brooklyn Heights (Cadman Plaza) PRICE: $14,000 ($334 monthly carrying charges) SQUARE FEET: 550
OCCUPANT: Brett Littman (assistant director, UrbanGlass) This is our 10th interview. During the other nine you thought you lived in a Mitchell-Lama building but you do not. Now we have to have the interview all over again! It was when you went away to Istanbul to look at handblown glass that your building manager brought the truth to light. The Whitman Close co-op is regulated not by the Mitchell-Lama law passed in 1955 but by the Redevelopment Companies law pushed through in 1942 by Robert Moses, during his demolish-and-replace slum clearance period. Anyway, both programs, though ...
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... ... practice has started and 15 new Mitchell Christian players are on ... simply because of the co-op, Lemon said. Many of them ... activities, Lemon said. Mitchell Christian has been in a co-op with Mitchell since 2001. Before the teams ...
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