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State needs to tackle insurance crisis in affordable housing
Aug. 21, 2023
Op-ed:
Good Cause Eviction May Be Inevitable
Aug. 21, 2023
Real Estate Lobby says there is no room to negotiate "Good Cause"
Bill forcing landlords to police smoke shops becomes law
Aug. 14, 2023
Fines start today for owners leasing to unlicensed dispensaries
Op-ed: 'Good cause' eviction will make housing problems worse
Aug. 14, 2023
Op-ed: 'Good cause' eviction will make housing problems worse
Why rent control in NYC could become the new abortion
Aug. 14, 2023
New York's onerous rent regulation laws could soon find their way before the Supreme Court where landlord groups will argue they are unconstitutional
NYCHA Sends Eviction Notices to Tenants Who Stopped Paying Rent
Aug. 14, 2023
Facing a half-billion dollars in rent arrears, the cash-strapped public housing agency has sent 1,250 notices so far.
NYC Council Dems’ bill would force landlords to promote incumbents or face hefty fines
Aug. 14, 2023
A new bill would require property owners to provide tenants with contact information for all elected officials representing their respective neighborhoods
New Jersey’s “good cause” law faces test
Aug. 14, 2023
Hoboken tenants allege “unconscionable” rent hike by AvalonBay
Op-ed | These bills would crush small property owners and devastate rent stabilized housing
July 30, 2023
As New York City small property owners of buildings that include rent-stabilized apartments, we take pride in working to maintain safe, quality housing that supports residents of our local community.
City to expand sidewalk shed fines in bid to get them down faster
July 30, 2023
Mayor Eric Adams is overhauling the city's rules around its sidewalk sheds, including stepping up fines in central business districts, in an effort to get the infamous scaffolding down faster.