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Tenant activists are taking aim at one Democratic state senator for his close ties to the city’s real estate industry. Alliance for Tenant Power, a liberal pro-tenants organization, is planning a series of tweets and Facebook memes blasting State Senator Jeffrey Klein, a Bronx Democrat and leader of the Independence Democratic Conference. The group is…
Thursday, August 21, 2014 By Janet Babin : Economic Development Reporter, WNYC News Mayor Bill de Blasio set an ambitious affordable housing agenda, promising the city he would build or preserve 200,000 units of affordable housing over the next decade. The administration has made clear that a majority of those units will come from preserving…
Agency Rent-Regulation System Is More Tenant Friendly, Many Say 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…
JULY 7, 2014 As housing costs across New York City skyrocket, rent stabilization is often one of the only protections keeping low-income, working-class and middle-class folks in their neighborhoods for the long-term. Yet, on June 23rd, New York City’s Rent Guidelines Board voted for a rent increase for the city’s 2.5 million rent-stabilized tenants. Ignoring…
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…
Regulators Approve Small Increases for N.Y. Rent-Regulated Tenants By JOSH BARBANEL The city Rent Guidelines Board narrowly approved small rent increases for rent-regulated apartments Monday night despite Mayor Bill de Blasio’s urging earlier in the …MORE Hosted by Australia for the first time, the tournament will run from 9 to 31 JanuaryThe airport looks good,…