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Rent Stabilized Apartments

New Apartments Are Too Little, Cost Too Much For Residents Losing Homes To Second Avenue Subway Work

New York Times | MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM | Posted 11.08.2009 | New York

Read More: Manhattan, Upper East Side, Second Avenue Subway, Rent Stabilized Apartments, Real Estate New York, 2nd Avenue Subway, Mta, NYC Subway Construction, New York News

Finding an apartment in Manhattan can be tough. Just ask the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Next year, dozens of New Yorkers in some of the c...

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Landlords Lobbying To Raise Stabilized Rents

nytimes.com | MANNY FERNANDEZ | Posted 07.24.2009 | New York

Read More: Rent Control, Stabilized Rents, New York Rent, New York, Rent Stabilized Apartments, New York News

When the board that regulates rents for New York City's rent-stabilized apartments met to vote on increases last year, tenants more than outnumbered l...

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Can We Stop With the NY Real Estate Rental Myths?

Pauline Millard | Posted 10.04.2008 | Business

Read More: Real Estate, New York City, First Apartment, Apartments, Rent Stabilized Apartments, Renting, No-Fee Leases, Economy, New York Apartments, Business News
Pauline Millard

If you can afford a fee, which can also usually be put on a credit card, consider a no-fee apartment a happy surprise, much like the aforementioned rent stabilized lease.

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As Tenants Feel Squeeze, Harlem Rep. Rents 4 Apartments at Bargain Rates

NY Times | Posted 07.19.2008 | Politics

Read More: New York Rent, House Ways and Means Committee, Charlie Rangel, New York Real Estate, New York Politics, Rent Stabilized Apartments, Politics News

While aggressive evictions are reducing the number of rent-stabilized apartments in New York, Representative Charles B. Rangel is enjoying four of the...

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