The Mamdani administration convinced a court that a Bronx landlord must pay up.  The Department of Housing Preservation and Development won court-ordered judgments against Fordham Fulton Realty and its principals totaling $31 million, Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced Wednesday.  The announcement is the latest example of the administration trying to create a playbook to address bad landlords. It’s unclear, however, whether the mayor’s play will survive on the field. Fordham Fulton Realty filed for bankruptcy last November, which has the potential to affect its payment obligations. The city has requested the lender sell the properties to a mission-driven buyer and release […]

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