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Real Estate Editor at The New York Times. . Author of TROOP 6000, . NABJ. 1908. Reach at nikita.stewart@nytimes.com.

New York, NY
Joined June 2009

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    15 Dec 2020

    I am so happy that is going to spread Troop 6000 to a wider audience through his book club. Let's goooooooo! Stay lit!

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  2. Retweeted
    22 hours ago

    Apartment hunting in the city has never been easy, but as the pandemic eases, the search has become seemingly impossible. If you landed a new home recently, tell us your story.

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  3. Apr 16

    A classic NYC standoff is happening on the UWS: A tenant won't leave his apartment, holding up a major condo development. “It’s two things: I have the right to be here, and I have no place to go,” he said. reports.

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  4. Retweeted
    Apr 16

    Every tenant of this 128-unit rental on the Upper West Side has left or is leaving - except Nejat. “It’s two things,” he said. “I have the right to be here, and I have no place to go.” A very NY story on A1(!) today

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  5. Apr 16

    A classic NYC standoff is happening on the UWS: A tenant won't leave his apartment, holding up a major condo development. “It’s two things: I have the right to be here, and I have no place to go,” he said. reports.

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  6. Retweeted
    Apr 15

    They paid top dollar for condos and rentals built during the pandemic. They got leaks, broken elevators, and heating outages. Construction defect complaints are on the rise after two years of real estate in a pandemic

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  7. Apr 15

    Complaints of poor construction and other problems in new luxury buildings in NYC are on the rise. looked at two new buildings where tenants and condo owners are disappointed and say they did not get what they paid for.

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    Apr 13

    The New York Public Library is making a group of commonly banned books available to all nationwide—no library card needed—using a free e-reader. "All people have the right to read or not read what they want," the says.

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  9. Retweeted
    Apr 12

    Multiple people were shot this morning at a Brooklyn subway station, the police said. We are still getting details.

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  10. Retweeted
    Apr 11

    For : Have your feelings about Zoom changed since 2020? Maybe 2 yrs ago you were fine if the kids/dogs wandered thru, but now you feel exposed and want privacy? Suddenly, you don't want your boss looking into your house? DM me or rondakaysen@gmail.com

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    «Since this time last year, New York City rents have risen 33 percent, 𝐧𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐥𝐲 𝐝𝐨𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐞 the national average»

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  12. Retweeted
    Apr 8

    Greetings from NYC, where the rent is once again too damn high. The latest from

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    Apr 7
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  14. Retweeted
    Apr 4

    To wrap up our celebration of Women’s History Month, we recognize our new grantee partner, Troop 6000! & helped the girls of Troop 6000 sell girl scout 🍪 at the South Street Seaport! Learn more about how you can support 👉

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    Apr 3

    At the core of labor's victory over Amazon: the bond between two best friends. On today's front page, our inside account of how Chris Smalls and Derrick Palmer achieved what others said was impossible.

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  17. Apr 1

    Traditionally when couples split, they live in two different homes. That can be hard on kids. shares the tips that came from readers through a New York Times callout on how to make this transition easier.

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  18. Apr 1

    Real Estate is diving into divorce this week. What are the rules when you're separated but decide to go ahead and live together? talks to couples who have made it work.

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    Apr 1

    Moving after a divorce can be brutal, especially for the kids. I talked to coparenting experts and readers who have gone through this about what divorcing parents can do to make having two homes easier on the kids.

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  20. Retweeted
    Mar 31

    Great look at the 421a developer tax-break fight from + "Many units target far higher income levels, charging rents 'affordable' to families of four earning over $155,000...The household median income in the city is $67,046"

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  21. Mar 31

    Years ago residents of South Orange and Maplewood, NJ, came together to address housing segregation. The group is reflecting on its efforts, including by Audrey Rowe, program director and mother of who spoke at an event this week. reports:

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