NYC Apartment Hunters Lack Visibility Into Broker Complaint History
Renters searching for apartments in NYC have no easy way to see a building or broker's complaint history, or to detect AI-generated images used to misrepresent unit listings, leaving them to discover problems only after signing a lease.
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