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Owners of an UWS Building With Checkered History Selling 324 Units for $375M

The owners will give current tenants first shot at buying their apartments. They will have until May 6 to purchase their units.

https://www.westsiderag.com/2024/04/12/owners-of-uws-building-with-checkered-history-looking-to-sell-324-units-for-375m

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The West Side Rag is the 4th newspaper to report what happened to us at Dorchester Towers. Ogden Cap Properties will attempt to sell its 324 condo units within the Dorchester Towers at 155 West 68th Street, between Broadway &amp; Amsterdam Avenue, for $375 million, while facing two separate cases in the New York County Courts by former tenants <a href="https://www.facebook.com/anthonydolci007">Anthony Dolci</a> &amp; Ming Infante and the unit owner who rented Apt. 224 to the gay couple.<br /> <br /> According to statements in a counter lawsuit against the board of Dorchester Towers, the unit owner of apt 224 stated that “Dorchester Towers exceeded its authority in dealing with her tenants Anthony Dolci and Ming Infante by retaining security personnel who were not needed, required or permitted pursuant to the bylaws or the proprietary lease&quot; and &quot;Dorchester Towers failed to use reasonable judgment and fair dealing with her tenants Anthony Dolci and Ming Infante.&quot;<br /> <br /> The unit owner&#039;s lawsuit against Dorchester Towers’s board alleges that “Dorchester Towers has purposely and willfully engaged in a scheme to prevent the unit owner from selling her condominium unit (for the past 5 years) by improperly calculating common charges and miss attributing charges on the unit owner&#039;s monthly statements.&quot; &quot;Whether due to fraud or error&quot;<br /> <br /> Amsterdam News: In 2018 and 2019, Anthony Dolci was falsely accused and wrongfully placed in handcuffs 10 times. These arrests were the result of his management company instructing the employees of Dorchester Towers to call the police on his LGBT family. “By August 2020,” Dolci wrote in an email, “all criminal charges (filed by former Dorchester Towers Property Manager Kelly Ann (Whipple) Desrosier) were dismissed” after he turned down four plea bargains with the Manhattan DA’s office, “despite the evidence of false police reporting and more than 30 911 calls against the couple. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/share/i9Ba1FF3sxBm6pk5/?mibextid=WC7FNe" rel="nofollow">https://www.facebook.com/share/i9Ba1FF3sxBm6pk5/?mibextid=WC7FNe</a><br /> <br /> Gay City News: A gay couple is suing their former landlord in Manhattan after they said they were banned from passing out candy on Halloween in 2018 &amp; faced ongoing anti-LGBTQ harassment — including when building management allegedly removed the couple’s Rainbow Flag from their apartment. Anthony Dolci &amp; his husband Ming Infante who previously lived at Dorchester Towers at 155 West 68th Street in Manhattan, claim in their suit that they faced a barrage of adversity from the building during their time living there. The $2.5 million lawsuit, filed in New York’s Supreme Court on August 20, accuses the building’s former property manager, Mrs. Kelly Ann (Whipple) Desrosier and vice president of Ogden CAP Properties, John McDermott, of defamation, malicious prosecution, discrimination, and filing false police reports. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/share/8GtvbpJoncwiP8wa/?mibextid=WC7FNe" rel="nofollow">https://www.facebook.com/share/8GtvbpJoncwiP8wa/?mibextid=WC7FNe</a><br /> <br /> New York Post: In 2022, a gay couple living in the building filed a $2.1 million lawsuit against the building alleging that they “were systematically and aggressively discriminated against and made the subject of harassment tactics by employees of the building,” because of their sexual orientation, according to the New York Post. The suit alleged that building management removed pride flags from the couple’s door and told them that they “did not fit in with the building.” The case is still making its way through the court system. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/share/ZpwwSCmrGieDsNi8/?mibextid=WC7FNe" rel="nofollow">https://www.facebook.com/share/ZpwwSCmrGieDsNi8/?mibextid=WC7FNe</a><br /> <br /> Despite the allegations of fraud, and supporting evidence of aggravated harassment, staking, and false police reports by Dorchester Towers and Ogden Cap properties. The <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ManhattanDistrictAttorney">Manhattan District Attorney&#039;s Office</a> has yet to investigate and prosecute those responsible for causing harm to the gay couple and unit owner.<br /> <br /> Please follow us at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/people/Gays-against-Dorchester-Towers/100066662631411/">Gays against Dorchester Towers</a>

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