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This thread is absolutely ridiculous.
Bruce Dorskind is a troll. You guys keep feeding him. Let him go back to his meaningless life. This thread should have been locked 150 posts ago. That it wasn't speaks volumes. -Al |
Matt
Dear Matt
Thanks for the note. We are not in competition with you, nor do we have anything to prove. Would be happy to meet you at a Yankee game. Unfortunately, we share our seats with two friends (as stated earlier) and they must have the tickets for that evening. We will be at the game today (with a close friend) hopefully watching Derek make history. Enjoy the sunshine. I am sure our paths will cross at some future date. Bruce |
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I don't think you'll get to know the real person from any of the posts in this train-wreck of a thread, but I see what you're saying. |
Jeff,
you're like Jeter; two away from a milestone! |
Going to retire at 999.
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Bruce,
Just disgusting the comment about children. A few things...the first amendment does not protect your right to say whatever you want...may want to use that ivy league education to read the consitution one day. Please answer Adam's question about the museum. I am interested. You continue to prove that you do not belong with society. Now that we know where Bruce sits at the Yankee game with clients, wouldn't be fun for someone to drop by and show a printout of is thread to said clients. See who they are doing business with. If you are so concerned about the privacy of your business, I certainly would not post stuff like this on a public forum where anybody doing a google search on Bruce Dorskind, Dorskind Group, etc. might stumble on it. I think I am going to agree with David today...nothing but a blowhard and possibly a liar (more likely just a bully who blows up his accomplishments to make him sound better and feel better about himself). Joshua |
I do admit that upwards of $ 3500-5500 in rent for a place on 72nd is rather pricey so Bruce must make some money...if you all want to pop by and see his collection he is located at 72nd. He will have to let you in though...no walk ins :).
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Thanks
Thanks Leon. It was only a matter of time.
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I am not a trouble maker and I've accomplished what I set out to accomplish here. I am through with my end of this thread and appreciate your tolerance while this played out. I can assure you I won't be a p.i.t.a. moving forward and I'm just looking forward getting back to the FUN part of this forum which is talking about baseball, making trades/purchases and sharing new pickups. To everyone out there on the board who's suffered through this long and admittedly pointless thread, I apologize for sinking to the level of the Bruces...I hope you won't hold it against me and understand that I was just trying to right a wrong. He is what he is and I know nothing I say, do or think will change that. Best wishes to all of you and hoping we can help each other out at some point in the future... Lastly, to the couple guys who sent me nice notes of support (you know who you are), thanks for doing so and here's hoping we never have to see this kind of immaturity again...take care... |
Good riddance to bad rubbish.
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Sadly, $3500-$5500 for an apartment on the UES is nothing. Maybe a decent one bedroom. Crazy how expensive Manhattan is. And I believe that an apartment can't be rent controlled once it's rent is 2K a month and the renter earns more than 175K a year.
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Thank Leon. That comment about kids was truly disturbing.
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I remember that Alastair Cooke was still living in his rent-controlled apartment on Park Avenue when he died. He was paying some outrageously low rent. Wouldn't you think he was making more than $175k?
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David- my apartment is rent stabilized, and I've had it for 37 years.
Rent stabilization and rent control are two different things. |
Shows you what I know! (We own.) However it happens, though, I'm willing to bet Bruce is not paying market rates. (And, for all we know, it may be a one-bedroom, too.)
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Bruce has a two bedroom in a high end building. I've been there many times.
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Of course it's a high-end building. Are there any other kind on E. 72nd? He still ain't paying market rates, though.
Tell me, Barry, when you where there, did you run into any of his staff? |
Actually I did, he does have a secretary or assistant and I've seen her at least once. Don't know any details though.
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No butler? Cook? Valet? Live-in housekeeper? Chauffeur?
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Nope...no butlers or cooks.
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I really don't think posting someone's address here is cool...ever.
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In a building like mine, which has some rent stabilized and some market value apartments, if I were to move the apartment would destabilize and the next tenant would be charged full market rate. Income has nothing to do with it.
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That is one of the differences. Also, the rent stabilization board meets once a year, in June, to set the new increases for one and two year leases. When you see clips of landlords and tenants screaming at each other, those are owners and tenants in stabilized buildings. I don't believe rent controlled apartments ever have increases.
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That's true.
Also, it's amazing the concept of rent control...it's like in just a few cities in America. |
Sorry Leon about the address but it was found by using the white pages...
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In NYC, landlords of rent-controlled apartments are entitled to 7&1/2 % increases, every year. However, before being granted that raise, they must pay a filing fee for each rent-controlled apartment AND certify that their buildings are free of violations. That's why many rent controlled tenants never see their rents go up, as some landlords don't see it as worth their while.
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We have a terrific landlady who is good to us despite the fact we pay hardly any rent for a three bedroom apartment in a very desirable neighborhood. We have the heat at something like 74 degrees all winter long and she is fine with it. Sometimes she brings us spaghetti sauce when she stops by. We may be the luckiest rent stabilized tenants in Brooklyn.
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Sounds to me like a system that perhaps was well-intentioned at the outset but has created all sorts of perverse situations and is in need of serious reform.
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I agree entirely Peter, it's a bad system. It was instituted after WWII to help returning soldiers secure affordable housing. It's been pointless for decades and a burden to building owners, but no politician has ever been willing to touch it. Kicking old people out of apartments they lived in for most of their lives is political suicide.
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The laws basically provide an incentive to work less, to earn less, for some.
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The goon has now sent me a personal email. Anyone else get an odd contact of the like?
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he missed you
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I always enjoy when the Bruces post. I wish there were more Pauls working on my collection. That must be nice.
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Was it something like: "to the last we grapple with thee; from hell's heart we stab at thee; for hate's sake we spit our last breath at thee. Whilst"?
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wow what a train wreck lol
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