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Clock ticking for renters, Congress

Tenants, landlords and officials hope for action before moratorium ends For more information you can download these four documents Procedure for Addressing Residential and Commercial EvictionChanges in the Tenant Protection act of 2019New Petition Law and Forms Updated New York Landlord Tenant Laws June 2019 You are unauthorized to view […]

With July rents due, renters brace for evictions

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Governor Cuomo Announces New COVIDRental Assistance Program

Governor Cuomo Announces New COVIDRental Assistance Program Funding available to tenants impacted by Coronavirus Pandemic.Funding will provide eligible households with a one-time rental subsidy that will be sent directly to the household’s landlord.Program application is available here. You are unauthorized to view this page.

Covid19 – New York City Housing Court pending eviction cases

Law360 (May 19, 2020, 6:48 PM EDT) — The New York City Housing Court this week began taking up certain pending eviction cases in order to lighten caseloads ahead of an anticipated surge of cases following the coronavirus pandemic, Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence K. Marks said Tuesday. Qualifying cases must […]

Some New York City Housing and Economic Stats

New York is a city of renters. Of the 3,463,870 housing units recorded in the City as of 2016, approximately 63% or 2.2 million are rentals. The most popular housing size by number of bedrooms are 2-bedroom units. There are 1.1 million such units, which represents 32% of the housing […]

The Risk of Landlords Representing Themselves in New York City

Often times a small homeowner becomes the most limited of all specialists – a jack of all trades. While being the owner of the property, as a matter of expediency, you also serve as the manager of the property, the contractor for the property, and sometimes the lawyer of the property. […]