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Hattie Kolp is living a dream that many New Yorkers can only imagine. She resides in a spacious two-bedroom, 1,500-square-foot pre-war apartment for just $1,300 per month. To put this in perspective, $1,300 in Manhattan usually rents a small, dark studio with a brick wall view and no natural light. So, how is Hattie's situation possible? The answer lies in the apartment being "rent-stabilized," a real estate term meaning landlords can only increase rent by a limited percentage.
Hattie, a special education teacher in Harlem, grew up in this 1890s Upper West Side apartment with her parents. When they moved out, they transferred the lease to her name. Over the past three years, she has dedicated herself to updating and transforming her beloved childhood home.
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