In the 15 years from the year 2002 until 2017, New York City lost 173,500 rent regulated apartment units.¹
We want them back!
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Rent History NYC ayuda a los inquilinos de la ciudad de Nueva York a comprender su historial de alquiler al analizarlo y desglosarlo por ellos. ¡Descubre desregulaciones ilegales, monitorea violaciones del HPD, accede a informes completos de propietarios, obtén registros de propiedad y documentos de permisos, todo en un solo lugar!
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1a New York City Rent Guidelines Board, 2002 Housing Supply Report
1b New York City Rent Guidelines Board, 2017 Housing Supply Report
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Member of the New York City Council for District 1 — the only member of the Council in Manhattan to vote NO for City Of Yes.
Three-time candidate for New York City Council in District 2. Ryan is a Progressive Environmentalist, previously having led a campaign to save East River Park.
Fighting for housing justice in Lower Manhattan since 1959.
A grassroots campaign to preserve a historic tenant-led housing cooperative in Red Hook, Brooklyn.