City Council’s storefront tracker comes up empty
For decades, City Council members have pondered commercial rent control and other ways to keep New York City’s retail corridors filled with the stores they want, rather than leave matters to landlords and tenants. Unable to get rent control or a vacancy tax to a vote, they settled for a precursor: a vacancy survey. The New York City Council passed in July 2019 what was dubbed the Storefront Tracker Bill. Under the legislation, the Department
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