Mayor de Blasio today announced the launch of the NYC Tenant Resource Portal, the city’s first-ever online resource to help residential renters access free resources from the City to help prevent evictions and keep tenants stably housed. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: rent
Harlem’s Espaillat, Dickens, De La Rosa And Others Bring #RentRelief Now For NY Residents
Representative Adriano Espaillat for Harlem released the following statement in support of $100 Million rent relief for constituents in New York’s 13th congressional district and throughout New York state. Continue Reading →
Senator Hoylman Signs “Tenant Safe Harbor Act” Into Law For Tenants From Harlem To Hollis
Today, the Tenant Safe Harbor Act—sponsored by Senator Brad Hoylman and Assembly Member Jeffrey Dinowitz—was signed into law by Governor Cuomo. Continue Reading →
The COVID-19 Crisis: NYS Legislators Urge Governor Cuomo To Extend Eviction Moratorium
A group of 56 New York State legislators urged Governor Cuomo to prevent an imminent mass housing crisis by extending the eviction moratorium order, protecting all tenants for the duration of the COVID-19 crisis. Continue Reading →
Uptown Council Member Rodriguez Unveils New SBJSA Bill To Save Immigrant Owned Small Businesses
Today, Friday, May 22nd, 2020, uptown Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez, was joined by the President of the Bodega and Small Business Association of New York, Continue Reading →
Harlem Real Estate Industry Leaders Cry Foul Over New Rent-Stabilized Housing Guidelines
Joining a chorus of concerned real estate business owners, Bohemia Realty Group’s Sarah Saltzberg, Co-founding Principal, is pointing out the many unintended consequences of the new Department of State guidance. Continue Reading →
Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer Supports Lenox Terrace Tenants In Bid To Stop Rezoning
Today, Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer recommended against adopting a proposed plan to demolish several buildings in the Lenox Terrace development and replace them with new luxury apartments and overscale retail stores. Continue Reading →
