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Tenants occupying 220 Bradhurst in Harlem are grappling with severe mobility challenges stemming from a sustained malfunction affecting the building’s elevator system. The breakdown has created particular hardship for residents living in upper units, who now face insurmountable barriers to reaching their homes.
Linda Crowell, a fifth-floor resident at the complex, described the situation as untenable, citing her inability to access her apartment due to the inoperative lift. Her experience reflects a broader pattern of frustration spreading through the residential community as the outage persists without resolution.
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