Community Not A Commodity Leasing Office Action Update
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UPDATE: 5/19/13 4:10pm: It rained all day our flyers got wet, but our message was heard. Thanks to those who participated.
With so many complaints of unauthorized access by management we thought it important to explain your rights as well as your responsibilities.
CW Capital rains pain upon unsuspecting families and neighbors. Raises rents on hundreds of apartments with just two weeks notice.
UPDATE: 5/14/2013: A FOURTH report has just been confirmed. See more.
With increasing reports of serious felonies and “open-door” invitations to crime in our community, Tenants Association advises residents to double lock and keep eyes open.
A judge approved the settlement and ended a seven-year epic battle between tenants and big real estate. The case was initiated before the Tenants Association board in 2006 in a Chrysler Building meeting room when the TA first tried to purchase the property with its 4.5 billion dollar bid and ended on April 9, 2012 in Justice Lowe’s courtroom.
3/26: Update Copies of the ballot petition form are now available here. Tenants Association announces 2013 record date and spring election nomination requirements.
Association cautions tenants on unexpected “release” for service related rebates.
Reports of pretexting calls by an unknown entity in an attempt to garner personal information or to submit false claims. Class members should not expect these calls and what to do if you receive them.
Survey of dates for restoration of services for evaluation of additional rebates, property losses, and issues with gas repairs.
The long awaited Roberts settlement was just announced.
Takes issue with residents having to sign a wavier to retrieve their property.
Association to communicate directly to the bondholders CW Capital represents since CW won’t engage with the tenants who live here.
In response to a complaint by the Tenants Association, CW Capital’s property manager for Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village has ended videotaping and photographing of residents at Oval events.
A survey of fire doors and stairways conducted by TA volunteers finds many fire doors that do not close, other fire safety violations, and evidence of stairways being used for inappropriate activities.