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Overcharged Tenants Wait up to 3 Years for Cases to Be Assigned, Comptroller Says
Affordable housing tenants make about 6,500 complaints a year, from issues with broken elevators to rent overcharges, and it takes an average of 10 months to resolve a complaint, according ...
December 11, 2014
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Catherine Yang
Free Wi-Fi in NYC? Public Advocate Calls for Free Internet in NYCHA, Homeless Shelters and City Parks
NEW YORK—A group of city and state elected officials urged the state’s Public Service Commission in a letter ...
Market-Rate Tenants in NYC Push Landlords Despite Fear of Eviction
NEW YORK—In a rental complex right by the East River in Harlem—full of no-fee rentals, as the big ...
October 11, 2014
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Catherine Yang
Is Your Rent Too High? NYC Calls for Home Rule on Rent Laws
NEW YORK—As this year’s historically low rent increase goes into effect Oct. 1, tenants, elected officials, and advocates ...
September 30, 2014
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Catherine Yang
Assemblyman and NYC Tenants File $10 Million Lawsuit Against Overcharging Landlords
NEW YORK—Even the politicians of the city are not immune from constant harassment, eviction attempts, and overcharges from ...
September 14, 2014
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Catherine Yang
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