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The city uses a patchwork of social services and subsidies to keep elders aging in place, but they can be difficult to qualify for and their funds are limited.

ByRoshan Abraham 2Comments

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Oct 2019

Housing and Homelessness

Thirteen-Month Struggle for Bronx Tenants to Get Their Stoves Back On

‘You can’t cook on a hotplate,’ says a 26-year resident of the building. So she spends on take-out food. ‘It eats up an exorbitant amount of money that I don’t…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Oct 2019

Housing and Homelessness Justice

Courts Need to Adapt to New Rights for Tenants: Report

Many tenants facing eviction in housing court are unaware of their right to a publicly funded lawyer, Bronx advocacy organizations contend.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Oct 2019

Housing and Homelessness

Big Decisions Loom on How NYC Will Implement Historic Carbon-Reduction Law

Stakeholders in big real estate, landlords and environmental advocates remain unsure how long it will take for take for the city to release recommendations on how to slash carbon emissions…

ByBailey Hosfelt 0Comments

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Aug 2019

Opinion

Opinion: In Wake of Tenant Victory, Landlord Myths Abound

‘Unfortunately, little editorial space has been given to the important task of dispelling the toxic myths behind landlords’ recurring arguments about the impact of rent regulation reforms.’

ByKyle Giller

ByAlex Berger 4Comments

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Jun 2019

Uncategorized

Opinion: De Blasio’s RGB Must not Undo Progress Made in Albany for Tenants

In order for the reforms in Albany to be powerful, the city has to do its part and help keep rents affordable.

ByAva Farkas

ByDelsenia Glover 1Comment

12

Jun 2019

Housing and Homelessness

Sweeping Deal on Rent Regulations Shifts Power to Tenants Across NYS

Everyone from rent-stabilized renters to rent-controlled tenants to people who live in mobile-home parks would be affected by the reforms, which now await action by Gov. Cuomo.

ByJarrett Murphy 9Comments

11

Jun 2019

Housing and Homelessness

Tenant Groups Launch Last-Minute Salvo Against MCIs

Are Major Capital Improvements a major factor in keeping New York City’s rent-regulated housing in good shape? Tenant groups say no.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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May 2019

Opinion

Opinion: Why NYC is Rapidly Losing Low-Rent Apartments

‘They may seem like reasonable provisions for ensuring the maintenance of the city’s housing stock, but rent-regulation loopholes all work in tandem to push out low-income tenants and undermine neighborhood-level…

ByOksana Mironova 5Comments

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May 2019

Housing and Homelessness