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Telemundo NUEVA YORK - El congelamiento federal de la mayoría de los desalojos promulgados el año pasado está programado para expirar el 31 de julio, luego de que la administración Biden extendiera la fecha por un mes. La moratoria, implementada por los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades en septiembre, fue la única herramienta que mantuvo a millones de inquilinos en sus hogares. Muchos de ellos perdieron sus trabajos durante la pandemia de coronavirus y se habían atrasado meses en el pago del alquiler. Descarga aquí nuestra aplicación para iOS o Android y recibe...

For many renters, the announcement offered an unsatisfying conclusion to the dramatic and confusing 15-month saga around broker fees.

Hiram Alejandro Durán/THE CITY Since the pandemic devastated New York’s economy and spurred a moratorium on evictions, looking at the growing unpaid rent tab has proved depressing for Valentina Gojcaj, whose family owns 150 rent-stabilized apartments in The Bronx. Earlier this month, she ran the latest reports, which showed she is owed $563,000, with the amount of tenant debts ranging from $10,000 to $50,000. “Tenants who weren’t able to pay prior to the pandemic didn’t pay and quite a few others had their own struggles and there was no city assistance,” she said. “But we kept t...

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Sen. Brian Kavanagh (Getty, New York Senate) Lawmakers are seeking to tweak New York’s rent relief program to comply with new federal guidelines, but some landlords feel the changes still leave the door open to future conflicts with tenants. Sen. Brian Kavanagh, who chairs the chamber’s Housing, Construction And Community Development Committee, introduced a bill this week that would revise the state program to match recent guidance from the Department of Treasury. The measure increases the number of months of rent arrears the program covers from 12 to 18. Payments can be dedicated to futu...