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New York City Panel to Vote on Rent Increases for 2 Million People - Vimarsana News

New York City Panel to Vote on Rent Increases for 2 Million People

The panel, known as the Rent Guidelines Board, will take a preliminary vote on potential rent hikes on Tuesday evening.

Rent Guidelines Board to vote on increase range for rent-stabilized apartments in New York City - Vimarsana News

Rent Guidelines Board to vote on increase range for rent-stabilized apartments in New York City

Landlords and tenant advocates are increasing the pressure on the Rent Guidelines Board ahead of its vote on a possibly unprecedented rent hike.

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NYC Rent Board to Hold Preliminary Vote of Possible Rent Hikes for Rent-Stabilized Apartments – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

NYC Rent Board to Hold Preliminary Vote of Possible Rent Hikes for Rent-Stabilized Apartments – NBC New York

The outcry against reports of possible rent hikes for rent-stabilized apartments has been swift despite no such action taking place -- as of yet.

'Living hell' tenant harassment case in Queens spurs call for NYC to boost 'Right to Counsel' funding – New York Daily News - Vimarsana News

'Living hell' tenant harassment case in Queens spurs call for NYC to boost 'Right to Counsel' funding – New York Daily News

Legal Aid Society attorneys say their ability to perform free 'Right to Counsel' work is hanging on by a thread because of city funding shortfalls.

Tenants, landlords square off as NYC rent hikes could climb a staggering 15.75% - Vimarsana News

Tenants, landlords square off as NYC rent hikes could climb a staggering 15.75%

Tenants and landlords are steeping up the pressure ahead of a crucial preliminary vote next week by the Rent Guidelines Board -- which has said it could potentially raise rates on two-year leases a staggering 15.75 percent.