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Section 8 Demand Highlights Need for a State Voucher System:

Section 8 Demand Highlights Need for a State Voucher System

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"The overwhelming percentage of homeless in New York City are average working class people." Visit for more information.

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Despite a housing shortage, there are tens of thousands of vacant units that are rent-stabilized and off the market. See why:

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1 year

Here’s a 4 bedroom in the Bronx that has been forced vacant:

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Again — Good Cause will not help one tenant who is behind on their rent. It will not help one tenant who can’t afford their rent. It will only exacerbate our housing shortage and force rent prices upward!

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Good Cause does not address non-payment evictions. Roughly 90% of evictions are for non-payment.

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‘Under New York’s new rules, regardless of how much money Eccles spends to get an apartment ready for tenants, he can’t add more than $89.29 to the monthly rent. “The lowball estimate on renovating one of my two-bedrooms,” he said, “was $88,000.”’

How the radical left is pushing property owners to the brink

These property policies leave Eccles between a rock and a hard place. If he renovates his units, he stands to lose a fortune on each one, an investment the new laws aren’t allowing him to recover.

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You cannot regulate your way out of a housing shortage.

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Good Cause does not address non-payment evictions. Roughly 90% of evictions are for non-payment.

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1 in 10 rent-stabilized buildings in NYC are in insolvent:

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2 years

The Emergency Rental Assistance Program was in no way a "bailout" for property owners. It provided rent assistance for tenants in need. In most cases, it didn't cover all the arrears of struggling renters. Suggesting it was a bailout for owners is disingenuous. #RGB

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How bad is rent-stabilized housing in New York? Taking new ORA and recent NYC Rent Guidelines Board data together, we can see: Median rent is $1,536 for all registered rent-stabilized apartments. Over 400,000 rent-stabilized apartments have rents of $1,500 or less More…

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1 year

A growing number of Rent-Stabilized buildings in New York are dying: (article via @trdny )

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9 months

New York’s rent laws are a gross violation of property rights – @georgewill for the @postopinions

Opinion | New York’s rent laws are a gross violation of property rights

The Supreme Court finally has a chance to apply the Constitution’s takings clause and end decades of unconstitutional government interference.

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11 months

This is important.

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2 years

NYC housing market right now: ✅ Bidding wars ✅ Signing leases sight unseen ✅ Record breaking rents With over 20,000 empty units stuck in housing purgatory?

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Let’s look at some NYC rent-stabilized units that have been left vacant after the 2019 HSTPA law:

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NYCHA announced that it would cost $78 billion to adequately renovate and upgrade their housing stock, which calculates out to more than $400,000 per apartment.

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NYCHA Fiscal Needs Illustrate High Costs of Operating Housing:

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Follow @NyVacant where we’ll be posting one of the over 42,000 vacant rent-stabilized units everyday! 1BR in Harlem Current rent: $737 Est. Renovation Cost: $85,000 New rent: $820 Est. 30-year loss: $148,720

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10 months

On this Week’s Issue of: Why Rents are High in NYC… PROPERTY TAXES

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Did you know property taxes are a big reason why rents are so high in New York City? We explain why:

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11 months

Our organization has filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of New York State’s rent-stabilization law. See why:

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This is important.

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How much does it cost to completely renovate a small 2 bedroom apartment in NYC? We made this helpful explainer video:

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10 months

There are empty rent-stabilized apartments all over NYC. Why can’t you move into them?

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2 years

Check out this 1BR in Sunnyside!

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10 months

Why are rents so high in NYC? *LACK OF SUPPLY*

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NYC taxes multifamily buildings 7x more than single-family homes. Fixing the broken property tax system will lower rents.

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1 year

If @NYCCouncil members truly want to tackle affordable housing, why not start by fixing our broken property tax system?:

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Our ED Jay Martin warns that NYC Housing quality will suffer if MCIs / IAIs go away.

Before blowing up rent regulation, Albany should check the data

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NEW: Rent-stabilized buildings have seen their values plummet in the past few years, creating a moment of crisis for New York City.

Plummeting Values of Rent-Stabilized Housing Causes Crisis

Rent-stabilized housing has been systematically devalued and defunded, especially after the 2019 rent laws dramatically limited investment…

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2 years

You cannot regulate your way out of a housing shortage.

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1 year

Let’s look at some rent-stabilized apartments that have been forced vacant in NYC:

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Quick explainer on the state of rent-stabilized housing in NYC.

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“Individual Apartment Improvement (IAI) proposals that do nothing to change the long-term financial stability of these buildings are unacceptable.”

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New York State Budget Negotiations Need Real Solutions for RS Housing:

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Gut renovating an apartment in NYC is expensive. Don’t take our word for it… This is what State of New York says:

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The average rent-stabilized apartment in NYC is $1,422 per month. Where does that money go in the average building?

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NEW: The Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) is proposing a property tax break for existing affordable housing as part of its comprehensive property tax reform. Release: Report:

CHIP Proposes a Property Tax Break for Existing Affordable Housing

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For rent-stabilized apartments in NYC, fuel costs went up almost 20% from 2022-2023, but rents stayed largely the same. It is the same story with power, water, property taxes, insurance, labor, materials, and more. It’s not sustainable.

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Who benefits from rent-stabilization?

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CHIP is also proposing a long-term solution: A new property tax class for rent-stabilized buildings, which would allow lawmakers to more effectively craft tax policy to reflect the unique financial situation of rent-stabilized properties.

CHIP Proposes a Property Tax Break for Existing Affordable Housing

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NEW: The Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) is proposing a property tax break for existing affordable housing as part of its comprehensive property tax reform. Release: Report:

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Rent-stabilized buildings are facing a sudden dramatic decrease in value. This is not good for New York.

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2 years

NYC Housing Vacancy Survey Is Proof Housing Policies Are Failing:

NYC Housing Vacancy Survey Is Proof Housing Policies Are Failing

(New York, NY) — The 2021 Housing Vacancy Survey, released today, is further proof that New York City housing policies are failing. New…

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Two-thirds of rent-stabilized buildings are at risk of selling for less than their last sales price and nearly two-thirds have lost market value since 2018. Many rent-stabilized owners have been forced to operate at a deficit due to new regulation in the past few years. This…

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Read: @trdny ’s “Distress in Rent-Stabilized Housing Rises to Surface” The housing millions rely on in NYC is becoming financially insolvent.

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1 year

Our Executive Director @jaymart222 went on Capitol Tonight with @sarbetter to discuss LHLRA, our bill to address the vacant unit problem in New York.

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In the latest edition of Housing with Skye, @SkyeStats speaks with @PiSanchezNYC about the need for more housing, more vouchers and focusing on solutions to NYC’s housing crisis. Watch:

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CHIP Condemns Misleading Comptroller Report on Vacant Rent-Stabilized Apartments:

CHIP Condemns Misleading Comptroller Report on Vacant Rent-Stabilized Apartments

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The apartments that need the most renovation work have the lowest rents.

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2 years

@galeabrewer @CMCarlinaRivera Rent-stabilized building owners already register vacant units when they file RPIE reports. The NYC Dept. of Finance should have a list of all vacant units.

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2 years

How much does it cost to renovate a small two-bedroom apartment in NYC? Visit + Instagram and Tik Tok for more explainer videos and tours of some of the 20,000 empty units in NYC we want back on the market.

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The property tax system in New York is broken. We have a solution to fix it: #housing #NYC

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1 year

CHIP Responds To Legislative Passage Of Unconstitutional Housing Bills:

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9 months

Gut renovating an apartment is expensive.

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2 years

Today is another beautiful day to build more housing.

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👀 @NYVacant will be highlighting apartments like the below everyday. Give a watch and follow for more!

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1BR in Harlem Current rent: $737 Est. Renovation Cost: $85,000 New rent: $820 Est. 30-year loss: $148,720

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“A better way than Housing Court: N.Y. should try using an eviction diversion program” Housing Court in New York City is failing renters and housing providers. It’s time for something better. – @JayMart222 for the @NYDNOpinion

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2 years

Come tour this vacant apartment in the West Village! Only thing is, it’s not currently on the market. Find out why:

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2 years

"42,860 apartments have been vacant for over one year ... That’s enough to house the city’s entire homeless population." (via @trdny )

NYC Vacancy Rate, Unusable Units Up; Rent Stabilization Stays

When Gov. Kathy Hochul extended the deadline to complete the 2021 Housing and Vacancy Survey, landlords decried the move. They predicted the city would use the extra time — which the state said the...

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2 years

Vacancy Reset Would Create At Least 25,000 New Apartments In Six Months:

Vacancy Reset Would Create At Least 25,000 New Apartments In Six Months

(New York, NY) — New York City is in a self-inflicted affordable housing crisis. The city needs hundreds of thousands of apartments to be…

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Have questions about housing? We know you do because you’re in our comments and DMs! That is why we are partnering with @SkyeStats on a new series #housingwithskye running each Sunday. If you have ideas for collaboration or episode ideas drop a comment below!

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“The weekly program, already into its second episode, has tackled subjects like the city’s housing crisis, the expired 421-a tax incentive for building affordable housing and the record-low vacancy rate for habitable apartment units.” (via @RalphOrtega /…

New York City rent-stabilized apartment owners group launches podcast

The Community Housing Improvement Program’s executive director Jay Martin wants to chat about housing in the five boroughs.

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I guess on a long enough timeline 60 years could be considered temporary?

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With housing continuing to be a major priority in the governor’s office and the New York Legislature, @CapitalTonight turned to the Community Housing Improvement Program:

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2 years

Why are so many rent stabilized apartments in bad shape when people more out? Here’s a quick explainer:

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1 year

New York has over $2,000,000,000 in unpaid rent. There are tens of thousands of renters in need of assistance. Thousands of property owners are struggling to pay their property taxes and mortgages. We must look at housing holistically.

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Gut renovating an apartment in NYC is expensive, but don’t take our word for it, the State of New York outlines the costs! Watch:

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A must-read, harrowing story that has become all-too-common. “What I saw was nothing close to what I could have imagined. What the apartment had been turned into was sickening.” Thank you to @suzannahcav , @erik_engquist and @trdny for your coverage.

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Landlord @GilbertKennisha ’s tenants stopped paying rent, flooded her apartment with dog urine and were arrested for assaulting her. But two years into her nightmare, they’re still not evicted.

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Most rent-stabilized tenants pay a staggering 35-40% of their rent check back to the city in property taxes.

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Good Read: Stabilized but unstable: Rent regulation is worth reexamining (via @NYDailyNews ) (thread)

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Good Cause will not help one tenant who is behind on their rent. It will not help one tenant who can’t afford their rent. It will only exacerbate our housing shortage and force rent prices upward.

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1 year

The State Legislature has a bill to create tens of thousands of new rent-stabilized apartments in New York.

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The Local Regulated Housing Restoration Adjustment as one of the bills to watch this legislative session. LRHRA could align well with the governor’s push to increase housing supply. The bill would quickly get vacant units renovated and back on the market at rent levels…

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There may be as many as 40,000 vacant rent-stabilized units in NYC, with most needing more than 80,000 in renovations.

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We launched a new Twitter account yesterday -- @NyVacant Today we are in Harlem looking at a unit that would lose nearly $150,000 over 30 years because of bad NYC housing laws. Read more about this new effort here:

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1BR in Harlem Current rent: $737 Est. Renovation Cost: $85,000 New rent: $820 Est. 30-year loss: $148,720

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CHIP estimates that at least 40,000 units with an average renovation cost of $80,000 would be renovated and available for rent in 12 months. This would create at least $3.2 billion in economic activity.

Vacancy Reset Would Create $3.5 Billion In Economic Activity

(New York, NY) — The Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) estimates that New York State could create as much as $3.5 billion in…

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“Older rent-stabilized buildings are at a breaking point, and without help, we will see massive losses in this housing supply.”

RGB Has Defunded Older Rent-Stabilized Buildings By $1 Billion In The Past Three Years

Despite using its own data to put forth recommendations for rent adjustments, the Rent Guidelines Board continually adjusts rents below its…

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New York Community Bank is going over its real estate loans one by one. What it has found so far paints a less than pretty picture of how rent-stabilized properties are faring.

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RGB Report Signals Rent Stabilized Buildings Bleeding Money:

RGB Report Signals Rent Stabilized Buildings Bleeding Money

The NYC Rent Guidelines Board (RGB) released its 2022 Income & Expense Study (link) this morning. The report, which was compiled using 2020…

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A prime example of what is wrong with current housing policy in NYC:

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We need to be honest about the cost of providing affordable housing in New York. @NYCHA needs $78 BILLION over the next 20 years to renovate and maintain their housing stock. That’s over $400,000 per unit. So what about rent-stabilized apartments?

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The cost of operating and renovating one unit would take more than 80 years to pay back:

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“Lawmakers need to pass reforms that allow apartments to get the necessary renovations, upgraded to the current building codes, and be put back on the market at voucher payment standards.”

CHIP Survey Shows More Than 20,000 Permanently Empty Apartments Could be Available with Simple…

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Here’s a 2BR apartment in LIC for $1,185 a month … with a balcony! Thousands of rent-stabilized units in NYC like this are empty due to high renovation and operating costs. We need to get these apartments back into the hands of New Yorkers that need them. Watch:

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It turns out you *can* regulate your way *into* a housing shortage.

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NYC Housing Vacancy Survey Raises Serious Questions About City's Housing Policy:

NYC Housing Vacancy Survey Raises Serious Questions About City's Housing Policy

The 2021 Housing Vacancy Survey, released yesterday, seems to reinforce the prevailing belief that New York City housing policies are failing. It is the general consensus that New York City has not...

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The Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Manhattan Chambers of Commerce endorsed a bill to get tens of thousands of empty apartments back on the market. Support is growing:

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“Behind the great NYC eviction tsunami that never happened” (via ⁦⁦ @nypost ⁩)

Behind the great NYC eviction tsunami that never happened

The recent federal Census finding that New York City lost more than 110,000 residents in two years tells us the great eviction tsunami never happened.

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2 years

This is an excellent thread with lots of supporting evidence and articles.

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Lots of articles of late are saying things like "rent control remains rare due to landlord opposition." This is very misleading. Sure, landlords oppose it. But who cares? More importantly: SCIENCE opposes rent control. And history, too. Here are better sources to cite:

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“Rent Guidelines Board is Last Hope for Rent-Stabilized Buildings and Their Tenants.” (via ⁦ @GothamGazette ⁩)

Rent Guidelines Board is Last Hope for Rent-Stabilized Buildings and Their Tenants

Housing on the agenda (photo: Edwin J. Torres/Mayoral Photography Office) New York City needs a lot more affordable housing, but we also must take care ...

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Rent-stabilized building owners are required by law to "open their books". They file RPIEs each year that detail all of their income and expenses. It is unfortunate that some perpetuate this lie at the #RGB hearings.

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Rent-stabilized buildings in New York are falling into financial distress. Here’s why:

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NYC argues that rent-stabilized property owners have seen tremendous net operating income growth since 1990 in a recent court filing. This is a disingenuous argument put forth by the Rent Guidelines Board each year.

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Rent-stabilized tenants have the right to quality housing. Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments are losing their value. Why should you care?

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The math is clear. Renovations cost more than $100,000 in small apartments. NYCHA spends more than double that amount to renovate similarly sized apartments.

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Reported Budget Deal Does Nothing For Struggling Rent-Stabilized Buildings Statement:

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The city's Rent Guidelines Board capped rent increases at 3 percent per year for new leases at rent-stabilized buildings. Meanwhile, owners' operating costs have risen by 8 percent. via @reason

New York City orders inflation-adjusted rent cuts at rent-stabilized buildings

The city's Rent Guidelines Board capped annual increases at 3% for new leases at rent-stabilized buildings. But owners' operating costs have risen by 8%.

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CHIP Condemns Misleading Comptroller Report on Vacant Rent-Stabilized Apartments:

CHIP Condemns Misleading Comptroller Report on Vacant Rent-Stabilized Apartments

Photo by Aleks Marinkovic on Unsplash

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A report by @NYCComptroller @bradlander finds landlords’ rent-stabilized vacancy claims are bunk

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Our @jaymart222 was on @InsideCityHall with @errollouis and a small property manager to discuss our vacancy plan, and the challenges of being a small property manager in NYC. Here is the link and some highlights (🧵)

Rent-stabilized landlords break down increasing vacancies

A landlord association executive joined "Inside City Hall"

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Draining out the city: Without our middle class, what is NYC? “A system that relied on city-enforced rent stabilization to keep apartments affordable ignored that this approach would balloon all other rents and skew incentives.” ( @NYDailyNews ⁩)

Draining out the city: Without our middle class, what is NYC?

A recent report by the Fiscal Policy Institute uses data from the Census’ American Community Survey (ACS) to lay out how out-migration from New York City over the last few years was largely driven …

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Rent-stabilized housing will not survive unless there is a shift in policy that encourages reinvestment into these buildings:

Op-Ed | Rent-stabilized housing on a precipice | amNewYork

New York City is in the midst of a housing crisis. The cost of maintaining old apartment buildings continues to skyrocket, the number of distressed buildings

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“Government Needs To Help Rent-Stabilized Buildings With Skyrocketing Insurance Costs.” By @AdamRobertsNYC for the @bronxtimes (🧵)

Op-Ed | Government needs to help rent-stabilized buildings with skyrocketing insurance costs –...

The New York City Rent Guidelines Board is currently debating rent adjustments that will impact approximately one million apartments in New York City. There

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Over the past two years we have shot video of more than 100 empty rent-stabilized apartments in New York City. Many of them appear to be in good condition. They look like they could be rented back out with a new coat of paint. But they can’t. And here’s why. This apartment…

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“NYC is in Trouble” —⁦ @adamrobertsnyc ⁩ for ⁦ @amNewYork ⁩ “CHIP believes that it is not too late to fix what has been broken … another year of inaction will make things worse. We need to start solving these difficult problems in 2024.”

Op-Ed | New York City is in Trouble

It is time for New York’s lawmakers to take action. Here are some possible solutions to fix housing in 2024.

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