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With a new Assembly speaker in place, rent regulations seem likely to be renewed without significant changes, Rent Stabilization Association head Joseph Strasburg said in an interview.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Dec 2014

Housing and Homelessness

Will Geography of Rent Regs Shape Battle to Save Them?

Most of the lawmakers who’ll vote on whether to renew rent-stabilization don’t have a single regulated tenant in their districts. But even among city lawmakers, the impact of the laws…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Dec 2014

Uncategorized

A Troubled Building Eludes City Efforts to Force Fixes

An otherwise successful city program hasn’t been able to get one Bronx landlord to get a troubled building back into acceptable shape.

ByJordan Moss 2Comments

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Oct 2014

Housing and Homelessness

New Tenant Protections: Got Teeth?

The city is doubling the fines for landlords who harass tenants and will publicize the names of property owners who get penalized. The only trouble is penalties are rarely imposed…

ByGerard Flynn 0Comments

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Jun 2014

Housing and Homelessness

Rent Board Forgoes Freeze, OKs 1 Percent Hike

There was high drama as the board voted narrowly for the lowest rent increase ever but defied Mayor de Blasio’s call for a freeze. Updated!

ByNorman Oder 0Comments

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Jun 2014

Housing and Homelessness Opinion

At Stake in Rent Fight: Does Democracy Work?

Despite little outreach by the RGB, its 2014 hearings displayed a surge of tenant interest. The vote on a rent freeze will say as much about democracy, the author says,…

BySusanna Blankley 0Comments

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May 2014

Housing and Homelessness Investigations News

Decade-Long Feud Over Bronx Buildings Erupts Anew

Tenant organizations and a group of companies linked to a key real-estate operator were back in court last week arguing over the aftermath of a 2005 defamation lawsuit.

ByJordan Moss 0Comments

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Apr 2014

Housing and Homelessness

Brooklyn Tenants Battle Gentrification on Many Fronts

You can debate whether gentrification is good or bad for neighborhoods. But it’s clear that many low-income tenants aren’t simply sitting and waiting to be pushed out of their homes.

ByIan Marsh 0Comments

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Apr 2014

Housing and Homelessness

Optimism on Massive Portfolio of Working-Class Housing

Advocates hoped a new owner would take on the troubled “three-borough pool.” But they welcome a deal with the state AG protecting tenants’ rights.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Apr 2014

Housing and Homelessness

Woes Continue at One De Blasio Watch-List Building

Tenants are still suffering at a Bronx building that both the then-Public Advocate’s Worst Landlords List and the city’s Alternative Enforcement Program have had on their radar screens.

ByJordan Moss 1Comment

Landlord Group Sees Little Change Ahead in Rent Laws

Will Geography of Rent Regs Shape Battle to Save Them?

A Troubled Building Eludes City Efforts to Force Fixes

New Tenant Protections: Got Teeth?

Rent Board Forgoes Freeze, OKs 1 Percent Hike

At Stake in Rent Fight: Does Democracy Work?

Decade-Long Feud Over Bronx Buildings Erupts Anew

Brooklyn Tenants Battle Gentrification on Many Fronts

Optimism on Massive Portfolio of Working-Class Housing

Woes Continue at One De Blasio Watch-List Building

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