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Cuomo Demands Mamdani Vacate Rent-Stabilized Apartment and Unveils 'Zohran's Law'

NEW YORK CITY, QUEENS, AUG 10 – Andrew Cuomo demands Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani vacate his $2,300/month rent-stabilized apartment amid NYC's affordability crisis affecting millions, citing Mamdani's $142,000 salary and privileged background.

  • On Friday, former New York governor Andrew Cuomo demanded that Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani move out of his rent-stabilized apartment, urging him to return it to a family in need.
  • Amid affordability debates, Cuomo highlighted he called on Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani to vacate his rent-stabilized apartment immediately.
  • Meanwhile, Mayor Eric Adams, New York City mayor, criticized Mamdani, saying `This is not public service; this is self-service` and warning thousands sleep in shelters.
  • Amid the backlash, Mamdani clarified he now has the capacity to move out soon and does not plan to stay there indefinitely.
  • Cuomo introduced 'Zohran's Law' to prevent wealthy individuals from occupying rent-stabilized units, underscoring broader housing policy tensions in the mayoral race.
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New York Magazine broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, August 8, 2025.
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