Luxury NYC Co-Op Sued Over ‘Commandeered’ Central Park Terrace
The Sherry-Netherland was sued by a unit owner who claims construction has shrouded her Central Park-facing terrace in scaffolding for the past six years.
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The Sherry-Netherland was sued by a unit owner who claims construction has shrouded her Central Park-facing terrace in scaffolding for the past six years.
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