Eric Adams, the Democratic nominee for mayor, is also a landlord who owns a four-unit red-brick Brooklyn townhouse where he says he rents out three apartments and, since 2017, has lived on the ground floor.
But tax and city records show potentially serious irregularities tied to his management of the Bedford-Stuyvesant property.
The city Department of Buildings is investigating a complaint alleging an illegal conversion of an apartment in the Lafayette Avenue building — and hasn't heard from Adams since an inspector plastered a notice on his door more than a month ago, demanding a response.
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Ben Fractenberg/THE CITY Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams waits for the subway while campaigning for mayor in May. Eric Adams, the Democratic nominee for mayor, is also a landlord who owns a four-unit red-brick Brooklyn townhouse where he says he rents out three apartments and, since 2017, has lived [...]
