Holdout tenants at an Upper West Side building that’s being turned into a homeless shelter say it’s been a living hell since the landlord started renting rooms to the de Blasio administration.
Flor Soto said renovations routinely rattle the former Hotel Alexander until as late as 10:30 p.m., and pungent marijuana smoke wafts through the hallways and into her apartment.
Soto, 34, also said that security guards randomly knock on her door — “which they aren’t supposed to do” — and that people play loud music on their cellphones and yell back and forth to each other.
“I have never in my life had the amount of stress I am under now. I’m perpetually watching to see who else is coming and going on my floor,” said Soto, who works as a personal assistant to a doctor.
“The situation has become borderline harassment,” she said.
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4 comments:
She will be voting Republican next election.
Thank you, democrats.
Now get back to killing fully formed, minutes-from-birth perfectly healthy babies. Raise our taxes, too.
THAT has to be a winning platform.
LOL.
I made that up.
Keep cheering.
That doctor she works for must be one cheap SOB if she doesn't make enough to live in better housing.
I hope that she has a legal claim of her privacy and peace of mind being violated.
Socialist heaven.
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