Dozens of New York City apartment buildings managed by
Lawyers overseeing the buildings spread across Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan and the Bronx said in a Sept. 19 court filing that they’ll market the properties for a potential bankruptcy auction and also solicit offers for a potential refinancing. The deal is part of an agreement with lender
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