New Yorkers paying thousands to live in luxury condos slam landlords who refuse to lower rents and offer free jigsaw puzzles to replace closed pools instead
that attracted them to these apartment buildings in the first place — the saltwater pools, arts and crafts rooms, and bowling alleys, to name just a few., have been asking for a reduction of their monthly common fees, which can run up to $12,500 a month.
And though Time Equities, the developer of 50 West, has refused residents' requests, Seth Coston, director of condominium operations, told Bloomberg that the building did bring on extra cleaning staff and implement other cleaning amenities. The building also has been screening movies and giving out free puzzles to the residents who remain in the building in an effort to "replace" some of the unavailable perks., is also dealing with outcry from its wealthy residents.
While some wealthy individuals stayed in New York City during the pandemic, Business Insider has previously reported on how many fled to second homes in places such as
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