City Limits,

March/April 2012
March/April 2012
Vol. 36, No. 1

City Limits is an award-winning investigative journalism magazine that covers New York City's civic issues and the national urban agenda.

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March/April 2012

The Phantom Landlord

New York has long had a bumper crop of notorious landlords. But it’s hard to peg Frank Palazzolo, a wealthy Westchester real estate operator, as a member of the worst-landlord club.

That’s because, even though the scores of buildings he was associated with teemed with violations and creaked ... » Read More

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