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Op-Ed | The FARE Act’s negative impact on small property owners
New York City's FARE Act, which prohibits tenants from paying broker fees, has led to increased rents as landlords bake former fee costs into leases. Small property owners face financial strain due to reduced leasing efficiency and vacancy periods, while market transparency has declined as some landlords limit apartment listings.
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