NYC Real Estate Faces Less Friendly Market Under De Blasio

By Kaitlin Ugolik (November 5, 2013, 11:32 PM EST) -- New York City real estate attorneys and their developer clients could soon be operating in a new — and some say less accommodating — market, if Mayor-Elect Bill de Blasio implements his campaign promises to curb incentives for big developers, remove subsidies for industrial development and require more affordable housing....

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