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‘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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Jul 2019

Facing Massive Repair Needs, Public Housing in Bushwick is Undergoing a Huge Shift

The Hope Gardens renovations will be the sixth transaction under NYCHA’s Permanent Affordability Commitment Together public and private partnership program.

BySadef Ali Kully 7Comments

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Jul 2019

Housing and Homelessness

Loft Law Update Stirs Tensions Among Tenants, Housing Advocates, Pols

This year’s update left a bad taste in everyone’s mouth, from loft-tenant advocacy groups, to North Brooklyn community groups worried about displacement, to elected officials who say they tried to…

BySadef Ali Kully 6Comments

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Jul 2019

In Depth Investigations Opinion

The Disappearing 3-Bedroom: Larger Families Have Few Affordable Options in NYC

The housing market is shedding three-bedroom units, and the mayor’s affordable-housing plan is producing few of them, leaving larger families in cramped quarters.

ByRachel Rippetoe 20Comments

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Jul 2019

Housing and Homelessness News NYCHA

Housing Update: Landlords Push Back, NYCHA Budget Doesn’t Budge, Bay St. Rezoning Approved

Housing headlines you might have missed.

ByHarry DiPrinzio 0Comments

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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

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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

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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

NYCHA Opinion

Opinion: NYCHA’s Memorandum of Misunderstanding

‘In 1992, NYCHA authored a Memorandum of Understanding declaring its commitment to, and outlining a practice of, involving tenants and resident associations in its decision-making, ensuring that changes are made…

ByJumaane Williams 0Comments

Opinion: In Wake of Tenant Victory, Landlord Myths Abound

Facing Massive Repair Needs, Public Housing in Bushwick is Undergoing a Huge Shift

Loft Law Update Stirs Tensions Among Tenants, Housing Advocates, Pols

The Disappearing 3-Bedroom: Larger Families Have Few Affordable Options in NYC

Housing Update: Landlords Push Back, NYCHA Budget Doesn’t Budge, Bay St. Rezoning Approved

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

Sweeping Deal on Rent Regulations Shifts Power to Tenants Across NYS

Tenant Groups Launch Last-Minute Salvo Against MCIs

Opinion: Why NYC is Rapidly Losing Low-Rent Apartments

Opinion: NYCHA’s Memorandum of Misunderstanding

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