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WHO WOULD RUN UBRA — AND HOW MANY RESIDENTS MUST SAY YES

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WHO WOULD RUN UBRA — AND HOW MANY RESIDENTS MUST SAY YES

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What this means for you: The proposed UBRA framework would need 51-70% of a building's residents to agree before rehabilitation can proceed -- modeled closely on how the SRA already works for slum redevelopment.

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