One of New York City's largest real estate rental brokers and a second company must pay damages for discriminating against a disabled man with AIDS who was receiving subsidies from the city's HIV/AIDS Services Administration.
December 12, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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One of New York City’s largest real estate rental brokers and a second company must pay damages for discriminating against a disabled man with AIDS who was receiving subsidies from the city’s HIV/AIDS Services Administration.
A federal judge found that Manhattan Apartments Inc. and Abba Realty Associates Inc. violated the city’s human rights law by denying housing to Keith Short once they found out that his source of income was HASA, part of the city’s Department of Social Services.
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