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
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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
Landlords call for drastic measures as vacancy climbs to over 12 percent
New York City landlords are proposing a rent forgiveness program and reintroduction of preferential rents to help them – and their tenants – survive the
Owners applaud Cuomo move to delay tax lien sale
New York landlords have applauded Governor Andrew Cuomo and Attorney General Letitia James for forcing the city to postpone a planned tax lien sale. “The
Landlords: Trump eviction moratorium like closing emergency room doors
New York’s rental housing providers have rounded on the Trump Administration after it introduced a new moratorium on the eviction of tenants making less than
Owners, pols on the same page with tax lien sale
State Senator Leroy Comrie and Assembly Member David Weprin have introduced legislation that would postpone the New York City tax lien sale by one year
Tax lien sale would hurt immigrants most, say owners
New York City building owners are calling on Mayor Bill de Blasio to delay the Department of Finance’s tax lien sale that is set to
American’s prioritize rent as federal aid flails
The National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC)’s Rent Payment Tracker found 90 percent of apartment households made a full or partial rent payment by August 20
Low income tenants joins Manhattan exodus
One of New York’s biggest housing groups has accused the federal government of being “asleep at the switch” as thousands of tenants flee the city.