The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT20) NEW YORK -- Aug. 23, 2002 -- NY-CHINATOWN-GENTRIFY-3 -- From 200 to 400 families have been evicted from Chinatown every year in recent years, legal aid lawyers and social workers say. Many have moved to Chinese enclaves in Brooklyn or Queens. Some families have become homeless. It seems that many of the Chinatown apartments that tenants are clinging to are illegal subdivisions, minuscule single rooms divided by little more than wooden boards. So when the landlord comes to evict these tenants, he can do so by wielding the city's building codes. Liu Xian Lian, right, pays $260 a month for a room he shares with a friend on Rutgers Street in Chinatown. (Chang W. Lee/The New York Times)
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2002-08-23
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The New York Times Agency
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