#tenant-advocacy

#tenant-advocacy

Residents like Lara oppose NYCHA's demolition plan, valuing their homes over new amenities.

Blackstone has agreed to pay over $15 million to New York City renters affected by overcharges in rent-stabilized apartments, marking a historic settlement.

Tenants at Everett Station Lofts are fighting for fair rent adjustments and improved conditions amidst ambiguous regulatory interpretations.

Demolition of older housing units in Los Angeles is causing significant stress and displacement for low-income families facing rising rents.

California's $500 million program to support affordable housing initiatives failed to distribute funds, impacting tenants reliant on these resources.

The abrupt loss of funding raises doubts about the state's commitment to affordable housing preservation.

NYCHA's PACT program aims to enhance public housing through private management and significant funding for repairs.

Residents successfully transformed their building into an affordable housing co-op to prevent displacement and luxury conversions.

Collaboration with the city council was essential for securing funding.

Proposed changes to the short-term rental law could worsen New York City's housing crisis by enabling private equity firms to dominate the rental market.

All seven mayoral candidates at the forum support a potential rent freeze for rent-stabilized tenants, with varying degrees of commitment.

The Tenants Not Tourists coalition opposes Bill Intro 1107 in NYC, fearing it will worsen the housing crisis by removing rental units.

Measure ULA is a key initiative aimed at raising funds to combat Los Angeles' housing crisis, garnering $375 million since its implementation.

Kamala Harris emphasizes the housing crisis in her campaign yet seldom addresses the needs of renters, raising concerns among advocacy groups.

California's voters rejected a proposal to overturn statewide rent control restrictions, indicating broad reluctance for such measures despite growing concerns over housing affordability.

Proposition 33 could significantly change the ability of local governments to control rent increases, impacting tenants and landlords alike.

Proposition 33 could significantly limit future rent increases in California, affecting thousands of tenants amidst rising housing costs.

Strengthening tenant protections in Los Angeles becomes imperative due to ineffective enforcement of current anti-harassment laws.

Proposition 33 would allow local governments increased control over rent limits, raising concerns about potential impacts on housing development and affordability.