QUESTION
What is the number of buildings corresponding to 360,000 rent-stabilized units?
1:18:25
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The council member does not receive a direct answer on the number of buildings corresponding to 360,000 rent-stabilized units.
- The Department of Housing Preservation and Development does not have data at the building level readily available.
- The deputy commissioner provides an approximation based on average and median building sizes from the past 15 years.
- The average building size over the last 15 years is 31 units.
- The median building size over the last 15 years is 42 units.
Pierina Ana Sanchez
1:18:25
And do you have a sense of how many properties that corresponds to.
Lucy Joffe
1:18:29
We don't actually have building level data today.
1:18:32
We had been focused on looking at this at a unit level of measurement for a long time, so it would take us a while to look at it to change that in terms of building.
1:18:41
So we'll have to get back to you on that.
Pierina Ana Sanchez
1:18:43
I believe in y'all.
1:18:44
Believe in you.
1:18:47
Okay.
Kim Darga
1:18:50
I mean, I think it's one way to think about it is that the his if if the future use is similar to past use.
1:18:58
The average building size in the last 15 years is 31 main units, and the median is 42.
1:19:04
So that gives maybe an approximate sense of the number of buildings that we're talking about.
Pierina Ana Sanchez
1:19:10
Yeah.
1:19:10
That's helpful.
1:19:11
Thank you.
