NYC rent board approves hikes for 1M rent-stabilized apartments
Tenants and landlords in New York City, where almost 2.3 million housing units are renter-occupied, have faced spiraling costs in recent years.
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Tenants and landlords in New York City, where almost 2.3 million housing units are renter-occupied, have faced spiraling costs in recent years.
Millions of New Yorkers living in rent stabilized apartments will now have to dish out more money each month.
Tenants across nearly 1 million stabilized apartments in New York City are facing further rent increases starting later this year, following a raucous vote Wednesday night.
(The Center Square) — A New York City panel has approved 3% rent increases for hundreds of rent-stabilized properties in the city as landlords press the U.S. Supreme Court to
The New York City Rent Guidelines Board voted on an increase for about one million rent-stabilized units.