The National Urban League left Bushburg Properties and its conversion of 80 Pine Street months ago, but not without skipping out on its rent, according to a lawsuit filed by the developer. Bushburg is suing the civil rights nonprofit for allegedly failing to pay rent for the last five weeks of its lease, Crain’s reported. The landlord alleges the National Urban League defaulted on more than $400,000 in payments. Filed in New York state Supreme Court, the lawsuit alleges the nonprofit’s lease expired on June 30, but the organization failed to leave until early August.  The nonprofit relocated to 121 […]

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