The Community Opportunity to Purchase Act (COPA) in New York City gives state-approved nonprofits first dibs on buying buildings, creating backdoor enrichment and stripping residents of property rights. The nonprofit Settlement Housing Fund has a connection to the Mayor's transition team, raising concerns about corruption. This policy doesn't help small businesses or expand ownership, but instead centralizes power in nonprofits and politicians. Join the conversation to learn more about the real impact of COPA on NYC residents and property owners.