By JOSH BARBANEL
The state agency that oversees New York’s rent-regulation system in New York has changed the game, by making the rules more friendly to tenants, both landlords and tenant leaders say.
Katie Goldstein, director of organizing for New York State Tenants & Neighbors …MORE
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The Associated Press on June 23, 2014 – 9:25 PM NEW YORK (AP) — New York City tenants in nearly a million regulated apartments will be digging deeper into their pockets. The Rent Guidelines Board on Monday voted 5-4 to raise rents on stabilized apartments by 1 percent on one-year leases and 2.75 percent on…
They are the dama gazelles of the New York City rental market. From a high of more than 2 million in the 1950’s, there are now only 27,000 “rent-controlled” apartments in the city – down from 38,000 just three years ago. Rent-controlled tenants live in buildings built before 1947 and have lived there continuously since…
The mayor faces serious challenges to his agenda on affordable housing, rezoning and neighborhood development October 01, 2014 By Adam Pincus Nobody ever said the job would be easy. But as Mayor Bill de Blasio moves deeper into his tenure, the challenges he’s facing on the real estate front are coming into greater focus. Despite…
While this year has been extremely challenging, leaving many out of work and behind on rent, we tirelessly advocated and won an eviction moratorium and rent relief that will help thousands of New Yorkers stay safely in their homes. But there is still a lot of work to do and we have a once-in-a-generation opportunity…
A controversial Prospect-Lefferts Gardens development attracted protesters this week, angered over both the luxury project and the 421a tax abatement program. The Alliance for Tenant Power staged the rally against the 254-unit residential building at 626 Flatbush Avenue Thursday, according to Curbed. Around 75 protestors attended and politicians Diana Richardson and Shirley Patterson both spoke…