Isn't this about the complex they're rebuilding, to give new homes to all the existing tenants? I'm unclear why this suggests they're going to lose the complex. The older buildings being replaced are in woeful condition and are past their usable lifespans. This is going to become necessary in every NYCHA complex evenutally, as most of the buildings are now older than 70 years.
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Isn't this about the complex they're rebuilding, to give new homes to all the existing tenants? I'm unclear why this suggests they're going to lose the complex. The older buildings being replaced are in woeful condition and are past their usable lifespans. This is going to become necessary in every NYCHA complex evenutally, as most of the buildings are now older than 70 years.
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