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Report Landlords Who Still Charge Broker Fees After FARE Act: NYC Councilmember
Business · New York

Report Landlords Who Still Charge Broker Fees After FARE Act: NYC Councilmember

75% Center coverage: 8 sources
NEW YORK (PIX11) -- Wednesday marks a new day for renters in New York City as they no longer can be forced to pay a fee when a broker lists an apartment on behalf of a landlord. The Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses (FARE) Act takes effect Wednesday and makes it so that tenants can no longer be charged a broker fee if the agent was hired by the building's landlord. Additionally, landlords or their agents must disclose all fees that the tenan…See the Story
DTA 'Pathways to Work' Program Celebrates Its Participants
Coronavirus · Chicago

DTA 'Pathways to Work' Program Celebrates Its Participants

67% Center coverage: 3 sources
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) - The Healey-Driscoll Administration is celebrating residents who have transitioned from public assistance to meaningful employment. The Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA) provides services and benefits to over 1.2 million people in the state. When families ask for SNAP or cash assistance, they are offered other opportunities, such as different programs. How many families are in Massachusetts…See the Story
Manhattan Rents Hit New High As FARE Act May Send Prices Higher
New York State · New York

Manhattan Rents Hit New High As FARE Act May Send Prices Higher

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ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zeroSee the Story

How the Democratic candidates for mayor would fix NYC's housing crisis

The 2025 New York City mayoral election will have huge impacts on housing in the city, including where it gets built and how to make it affordable for everyday New Yorkers. In just two weeks, registered voters will rank their choices for mayor in the Democratic primary election on June 24th (early voting begins June 14th). As that pivotal date approaches, renters and owners alike have a chance to evaluate which candidate’s housing plan best serv…Housing · New YorkRead Article

Ask Altagracia: I withheld rent due to inadequate heat and I'm being hassled me to pay it back. What should I do?

If a landlord is asking you to pay rent that you withheld due to a lack of heat, you can try being proactive and come to an agreement.New York City · New YorkRead Article

Why I returned to NYC from Miami: ‘Constant heat, humidity, and sunshine is not my jam’

Robert Pullen bounced back and forth to New York City over the years. He moved to Miami just before the pandemic, but all that sunshine was not for him. After four years, he headed back, landing in a co-op building in West Chelsea, a neighborhood where he used to live. Here’s his story as told to Kelly Kreth. I was born and raised right outside of Detroit and moved to Columbus, Ohio, in 1992. I first moved to New York City in 1993 and lived ther…New York State · New YorkRead Article

How winning a small NYC lottery apartment will help me land an even larger place for me and my daughter

Anasthasia Blair was renting an apartment with a voucher when learned she had won a housing lottery apartment. She moved into a one-bedroom unit with her daughter, and said it gave her the stability to eventually find a place with more room for her family. Here’s her story as told to Brick Underground Senior Writer Celia Young. I’m from New York City. I grew up in the Bed-Stuy area of Brooklyn, and did a lot of moving around, going to college up…New York State · New YorkRead Article

Ask Altagracia: My bathroom ceiling collapsed and I'm worried about asbestos. Can I break the lease?

Most standard leases have a leasebreak clause, explains tenant attorney Altagracia Pierre-Outerbridge.New York State · New YorkRead Article

N.Y. Landlords, Lawmakers to Face Off over Expanding Upstate Rent Control

64% Center coverage: 11 sources
Only one upstate city has successfully opted in since 2019.Rochester, New York · RochesterSee the Story

New York state budget greenlights more condo conversions, new housing vouchers, but no down payment assistance

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Some New York City renters could gain a path to buying their apartments under legislation passed in the whopping $254 billion New York state budget last month. The budget lowers the number of renters or would-be-buyers that would need to agree to convert some newer, large apartment buildings from rental to condo. It’s one of a handful of initiatives—including a new statewide housing voucher program—that could have major impacts on NYC housing in…New York State · New YorkSee the Story

7 reasons why ground-floor apartments are desirable—instead of dealbreakers

New Yorkers fall into two camps when it comes to ground-floor apartments—some prefer them, while others avoid them at all costs. But choose wisely, and you'll be able to avoid or at least mitigate the possible pitfalls of first-floor living, including lobby and street noise, a lack of privacy and natural light, and a greater risk of pests, odors, and flooding (though you can never completely escape those city-living problems, even in a penthouse…New York State · New YorkRead Article

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