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Posted by debralynn on March 05, 1997 at 11:16:08:

In Reply to: Poll shows voters favor current rent laws:Today's Times posted by Dottie on March 05, 1997 at 09:51:10:

I've come to believe that Bruno doesn't care what the polls show. However, now that this poll shows people supporting a reduction in income level, from 250,00 to 100,000, this still further weakens tenants' ability to maintain their apartments if they reach this income level. They will have to fill out convoluted personal income checks every year. The average family earning this income level still would not be able to afford the market rental that the landlord would charge for larger family apartments. In light of total deregulation in New York City, this is a compromise that the politicians would want to jump on the bandwagon and say that they have saved regulations.
Comments, please!

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: I've come to believe that Bruno doesn't care what the polls show.  However, now that this poll shows people supporting a reduction in income level, from 250,00 to 100,000, this still further weakens tenants' ability to maintain their apartments if they reach this income level.  They will have to fill out convoluted personal income checks every year.  The average family earning this income level still would not be able to afford the market rental that the landlord would charge for larger family apartments.  In light of total deregulation in New York City, this is a compromise that the politicians would want to jump on the bandwagon and say that they have saved regulations.
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