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Weekly Commentary
October 26, 2009 - In NY State of Appeals Court rent control ruling.
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Boston, MA October 26, 2009
NY State of Appeals Court - by John Richard, Managing Director, Investcap Advisors LLC
Rent Control Ruling
The property markets received another jolt this week, this time
2010 CMBS Multifamily coming from the New York state Court of Appeals. A very tenant-
Matutities friendly ruling handed down this week indicated that Tishman
Speyer, the owner of Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village in
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controlled/stabilized status to market rent. The issue in this ruling
centered around whether an owner of a multi family property could
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convert those units to market. This ruling evidently contradicts a
decade-old policy promulgated by a New York City housing
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commission. It is unclear whether Metropolitan Life, the previous
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partially responsible for this practice prior to their sale of the
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property in 2006. The senior mortgage on Stuy Town/Peter
Cooper has garnered much attention over the past year as the debt
service reserve established at closing nears depletion. Portions of
this senior debt ($3 billion) are spread across multiple CMBS
deals. This ruling will certainly place an added stress on Tishman's
ability to service the debt and it has obvious implications for other
multi family projects in New York City that conducted the same rent
conversion practice while also taking advantage of the tax
abatements.
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FHA. The report said $120 billion of non-bank
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