New York tenant group demands eviction moratorium in wake of health crisis
The group behind last year’s rent law reset is using a public health crisis to demand more tenant-friendly changes....
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Evictions down 20% in parts of NYC where tenants get free lawyers
Evictions in areas where low-income tenants received city-funded legal services funded dropped by almost 20 percent last year, according...
Evictions fell 18 percent in NYC after rent law passed
Evictions by New York City marshals fell by 18.3 percent after the state passed sweeping changes to the rent...
Landlords of the world, unite?
A new statewide alliance of landlords called Under One Roof NY is hoping to open some doors in Albany. The group represents some 1,500 upstate and New York City landlords, according to its spokesperson,...
Evictions down in wake of New York rent law
Since the state legislature took a hacksaw to New York’s rent law in June, New York City has seen a precipitous decline in eviction proceedings. Evictions filed against tenants for nonpayment fell by more...
“Something is rotten” at Chelsea co-op, owners say
Homeowners in a land-lease cooperative in Chelsea are facing eviction after skyrocketing maintenance fees and a hostile takeover of...
Evictions didn’t go down from 2017-2018 quite as much as the DOI thought
The Department of Investigation will likely increase its official residential eviction totals from last year. The city agency found...
Widow of Greek shipping heir facing eviction from $10M Pierre Hotel co-op
The 73-year-old widow of a Greek shipping magnate who refused to leave her Pierre Hotel co-op is now facing...
No pooch left behind: Bill to protect pets during evictions advances
A bill meant to prevent pets from getting left in homes during evictions is almost the law of the...
Failure to launch: When parents go to court to evict their son
Like many millennials, Michael Rotondo, still lived with parents up until this week when they took the unusual step...
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