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Tenants at 126 W. 86th St. on Manhattan’s Upper West Side say city-backed placements of homeless and formerly incarcerated adults have brought open drug use, trespassing and safety concerns to their rent-stabilized building. A 40-year agreement allows up to 30% of its 72 apartments to be used for placements, though officials reportedly told residents the limit would be eight; the deal followed a 2023 transfer to a housing corporation that cleared more than $2.3 million in property-tax debt. City housing officials say they are addressing residents’ concerns and exploring a transfer to a nonprofit owner.
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