Tenants in Brooklyn apartment building enter 5th month of rent strike over allegedly unlivable conditions
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Tenants in Brooklyn apartment building enter 5th month of rent strike over allegedly unlivable conditions
"Every time it rains, it rains in my apartment as well. It's gotten so bad, mold is spreading through the walls. I want the landlord to take care of repairs more than anything because it's been bad."
"No family should be ignored when they report issues that affect their health, their safety and their quality of life."
"We commend the Homewood Gardens Tenant Association for organizing together against unconscionable conditions in their home. The mayor's Office to Protect Tenants is in touch with the Tenant Association and exploring ways to work together moving forward."
Tenants at Homewood Gardens Estates in Brooklyn are in the fifth month of a rent strike, citing unlivable conditions. Resident Alstum Pilgrim reports severe leaks and mold in his apartment, despite attempts to address the issues with the landlord. A court-appointed receiver claims ignorance of the problems. City Council Member Rita Joseph emphasizes the importance of addressing tenant concerns regarding health and safety. City Hall supports the tenant association's efforts to improve living conditions and is in communication with them for potential solutions.
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