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New York City's Human Rights Commission (HRC) recently filed a notice that an owner’s policy of not allowing rent-stabilized tenants to use the gym is discriminatory. The notice followed a tenant's complaint that the rent-regulated tenants excluded from the building’s gym are largely over 65, while market-rate tenants aren't. The HRC’s notice states that there's enough evidence of age discrimination to merit a hearing on the building’s gym rule.
