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After combative hearing, court extends NYCHA project pause
The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) seeks to demolish and rebuild public housing developments with private housing, but tenants argue the plan violates housing laws. An appellate court extended a temporary restraining order against the project until its decision, as both sides dispute legal compliance and project justification.
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New York City Housing AuthorityorganizationAppellate Division, First DepartmentorganizationRelated CompaniesorganizationEssence LLCorganizationJohn Low-BeerpersonElizabeth KnauerpersonVisnja VujicapersonFulton and Elliott-Chelsea housing developmentsplaceULURPtopicpublic housing law section 402(B)topic
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