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According to city officials, developers of 2,472 apartments spread across 194 buildings in New York City ignored the terms of the 421-a tax break by failing to register the apartments as rent stabilized. Under the 421-a tax incentive, developers are required to register apartments as rent stabilized, meaning their rents would be regulated by the city. Leases would also be renewable to tenants each year.
