New York City's 'Billionaires' Row' residents say their 96-floor building sways, floods, and traps families in elevators, according to new lawsuit
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The condo board for one of the most expensive buildings in New York is
seeking damages for over 1,500 serious design defects.
Monday, October 5, 2015
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