Shaun Riney and Seth Glasser are joined by Jac Zadrima and Mackenzie Forsberg of Genesis Realty Group, one of the premier management groups in NYC multifamily real estate. In this episode they discuss the intricacies of compliance, the effect legislation has on owners and managers, and why creating long term, viable, and affordable rental housing is crucial to maintaining vibrant neighborhoods in the city.
Episode 7: Managing Affordable Rental Housing in NYC With Jac Zadrima and Mackenzie Forsberg
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