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New York's rent laws are set to expire this June, giving tenants a unique a chance to push for comprehensive legislation to protect and expand rent stabilization across the state — but we won't win without a fight!
Join the Cooper Square Committee, the Metropolitan Council on Housing and University Settlement, along with a number of local elected officials to learn more about the Housing Justice for All coalition's bold policy platform and to find out how you and your neighbors can get involved in the fight to defend the rights of tenants in New York!
The Town Hall is Saturday (April 6) from 2-4 p.m. at Speyer Hall, 184 Eldridge St. at Rivington Street.
You can read more background on this Gothamist post from March 21 titled "Push For Stronger NY Rent Laws Goes Up Against Powerful Landlord Lobby."
3 comments:
yeah right, unless its raising new taxes and draconian surveillance the democrats seem extremely ineffectual.
If your rent is below 2700, are you automatically rent stabilized?
Anon 1:17, No, you aren't automatically RS, but here is a place to get answers to some of your questions: https://www1.nyc.gov/site/rentguidelinesboard/resources/frequently-asked-questions-faqs.page
and:
https://hcr.ny.gov/tenants
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