Report: Trump Organization violates NYC law by not renewing skyscraper registration

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The Trump Organization violated New York City law when it failed to meet the deadline to register Trump Tower with the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development, according to a report Tuesday.

The skyscraper hasn’t been registered since 2016, a spokesperson for the department told NBC News. The Trump Organization did not register by the Sept. 1 deadline, which could result in a fine as high as $500 and may result in the loss of some property rights.

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