National groups throw weight behind New York rent control lawsuit
A group of national housing organizations are lining up in a show of support for the lawsuit by the Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP), the
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Tenant groups release demands for more rent rules
Four months after winning some of the strictest rent regulations in the nation, New York tenant groups are drawing up a “to do” list for
Owners sue over new rent regulations
Seven New York landlords have joined the Rent Stabilization Association (RSA) and Community Home Improvement Program (CHIP) to sue over new rent regulations they claim
Attorneys look for legal challenge to rent Act
Ever since the new rent regulations — all 74 pages of them — were signed into law by Governor Andrew Cuomo on Friday, real estate
Small landlords playing big role in new rent reform campaign
A coalition of New York City building owners is calling on Albany to pass responsible rent reforms that protect tenants, but also small property owners
RSA says it won’t evict tenants whose rent isn’t paid during government shutdown
The landlords of one million New York City apartments will give their tenants a pass when they don’t pay rent this week. In an unprecedented
Landlords sue tenant champion for calling them crooks
The Rent Stabilization Association, a group that represents 25,000 New York landlords, has sued tenant advocate Michael McKee for defamation. According to the RSA, McKee
Rent compromise leaves landlords and tenants in same boat
By Maria Rocha-Buschel A “compromise” between tenants and landlords left neither side happy this week as the city’s Rent Guidelines Board ended a two year
Judge upholds rent freeze for over a million rent-stabilized tenants
By Sabina Mollot On Tuesday, a judge ruled against a landlord group that had sued to undo the rent freeze for over a million stabilized
Landlords group wins lawsuit against city’s plan to raise water rates
Landlords group Rent Stabilization Association has won a lawsuit to block the city’s plan to hike water rates and give homeowners a $183 bill credit.