Published Apr 3, 2023
The NYC Landlord Who Says the "Golden Age" of Being a Landlord Is Over
Ben Carlos Thypin, a NYC landlord, delves into the decline of the "golden age" for landlords, analyzing the impact of market institutionalization, technological advancements, and political shifts that favor renter's rights, signaling a challenging future for smaller property owners.
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