Covid 19 Rent Due

• Jared Kushner and Westminster Mgmt leaving constant reminders that the rent is due. 

More Construction

A rent stabilized tenant vacated their apartment last December. Westminster Management and Jared Kushner have left it vacant until this past week. Demolition began on Monday.

They have a permit to do the work, but they do  not have a variance to do work on the weekend.

They were working all day Saturday making quite a ruckus.

City authorities have been notified.

Here We Go AGAIN

Found this on the door of 118 East 4th St. 

We had no gas from Oct 2015 to March 2016.

The notice states Apt #4. 

The owner of this building is Jared Kushner.

Hot & Cold Running Sludge

 The tainted Flint Michigan water comes to Kushner's  East Village. The water at 118 East 4th St Tuesday March 16. Time to reach out to the Clinton & Sanders campaigns?
The New York Times?

Post in The Villager

Push Back Predatory Landlords

On the sidewalk today at noon. The source? Unknown. Happy to know there is some support.

Via the EVG inbox...

You can read the whole notice at the Cooper Square Committee website. The news advisory includes quotes from Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer, State Sen. Brad Hoylman and Councilwoman Rosie Mendez.

It hasn't been easy at 118-120 E. Fourth St. through the years. Ben Shaoul's Magnum Management, in partnership with Meadow Partners, bought the buildings in late 2010. Fortune East LLC reportedly managed the buildings. The blog Occupy East Fourth Street had been documenting renovation horror stories. (Like this one.)

Kushner bought the buildings during his East Village land grab in February 2013.

Occupy East Fourth Street continues documenting the situation inside No. 118. Here's a post from Feb. 14:

Woke up this morning to 7 degrees, its now 14 degrees outside, and no heat at 118 East St. Through some communications with the other tenants, it seems the heat is on in one line of the building. That line contains the market rate tenants. There are 2 other heat lines that are off and those lines contain the majority of rent stabilized tenants, including some senior citizens in fragile health. I think one or two market rate folks are getting the frozen treatment if they are unfortunate enough to reside above or below a rent stabilized tenant. Calls to the Westminster office provide no results as usual. There seems to be a Westminster person living in 118 at the moment. A call put into him goes unanswered and he has no voice mail set up on his phone. The same goes for the "Super". No answer. No voice mail set up on phone.