Property Management
In New York City, the 'Loft Law' (Multiple Dwelling Law Article 7-C) provides protections for residents of:
ALuxury condos
BQualifying residents of commercial or manufacturing buildings who have converted them to residential use without proper permits✓ Correct
CAll hotel occupants
DSingle-family homeowners
Explanation
New York's Loft Law provides conversion rights and tenant protections for qualifying residential occupants ('interim multiple dwelling' residents) of buildings that were used for manufacturing or commercial purposes and later converted to residential without following residential building codes.
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