East Flatbush co-op embroiled in conflict still gets $11 million state loan
This story was originally published on Aug. 27 by THE CITY.
Residents of an affordable Brooklyn co-op complex scored a low-interest loan from the state this summer, reaping $11 million in aid to improve what some complain are dismal living conditions.
Now the shareholders of the Harry Silver Housing Company in East Flatbush just have to agree on who’s in charge, amid a storm of lawsuits and accusations that burst into public view at a raucous community board meeting and continue to roil the 288-apartment community.