#rent-stabilization

#rent-stabilization

The Trump administration's budget could severely cut NYC housing programs, adversely affecting low-income renters.

Advocates are pushing for social housing to promote community land trusts and nonprofit ownership.

New law will require landlords to disclose rent-stabilization status in properties to assist tenants.

The Furman Center warns of increasing financial pressures on rent-stabilized housing, especially in the Bronx, after the HSTPA of 2019.

Rent Guidelines Board re-votes to lower proposed rent increases for NYC rent-stabilized apartments.

Landlords sometimes conceal rent-stabilized apartments, driving renters like Ilias Miraoui to create RentReboot for better transparency.

Sen. Gianaris and Assembly Member Rosenthal propose reforms to the Rent Guidelines Board to prevent excessive rent increases on stabilized apartments.

The Rent Guidelines Board is likely to approve rent increases for one-year leases for the fifth consecutive year.

Older rent-stabilized units in NYC are facing a financial crisis due to insufficient rental income and rising expenses.

New Yorkers are considering a rent freeze as a potential solution to a housing and affordability crisis.

The state offers limited, frustrating support for landlords facing financial difficulties with rent-stabilized buildings.