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Developers in line for tax breaks for building low-income housing in or near luxury buildings can no longer install a "poor door" to separate low-income tenants from those who pay market rates. The New York State ban was passed recently as part of legislation that renewed the state's 421-a tax break program and strengthened the state’s rent regulation.