Owners call on city to reauthorize J-51 tax abatement as part of Ida recovery
The Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) is calling on the New York City Council to follow the State Legislature’s lead and reauthorize the J-51 tax
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Real estate industry ready to work with new governor as Cuomo resigns
New York’s real estate industry is looking to press ahead with the state’s COVID recovery following the resignation today (Tuesday) of Governor Andrew Cuomo. Lt.
Pols accused of pitting landlords against tenants in housing hunger games
Calling it the “housing hunger games,” city landlords say the government its pitting tenants against them in a battle to see who is more deserving.
Landlords to pols: Show us the money
New York’s small landlords are calling on the state to release some of the $1.3 billion earmarked in federal rent relief funds to help them
Desperate landlords pitch radical homeless housing plan
New York’s regulated apartment landlords are proposing a radical new plan to help house the city’s homeless while filling a $3.85 billion hole in their
NYC landlords critical of new eviction moratorium
New York’s rent stabilized landlords say a new emergency COVID bill extending eviction protections until the beginning of March is a stall tactic that is
State reopens COVID rent relief program
New York State Homes and Community Renewal Commissioner RuthAnne Visnauskas today announced the COVID Rent Relief Program will be reopened for application with expanded eligibility
Half of NYC landlords losing money, says CHIP
Half of New York City’s landlords are losing money as the coronavirus crisis drags into its ninth month and tenants continue to fall behind on
Landlords say supers, cleaners should be among first in line for COVID vaccine
The Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) is calling for New York State to designate apartment building supers and residential building staff as frontline workers, allowing
Doomsday scenario for building owners as Manhattan vacancy tops 13 percent
For a fourth straight month the number of vacant apartments in New York City increased, according to a survey of the members of the Community