Sentences with phrase «for apartment tenants»

For apartment tenants who found a home during the busy months of last year, lease renewals are likely approaching — and that could mean rent hikes.

These New York renters liability issues can be covered with proper rental insurance for apartment tenants.

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Hundreds of tenants in Toronto's Parkdale neighbourhood, for example, have been withholding payments for more than two months to protest steep rent hikes in apartments meant to be rent - controlled.

The apartments there will feature amenities like keyless entry systems, which make it easy for a tenant to check short - term guests in and out of their homes, remotely.

It calculated that by reducing supply, Airbnb activity had in fact increased median long - term rent in the city by 1.4 percent over three years «resulting in a $ 380 rent increase for the median New York tenant looking for an apartment this year.»

That study calculated that by reducing supply, Airbnb activity had in fact increased median long - term rent in the city by 1.4 percent over three years «resulting in a $ 380 rent increase for the median New York tenant looking for an apartment this year.»

Resident Manager — Often times apartment owners and property managers will trade free - rent in exchange for a tenant to look after the place, collect rent, do maintenance repairs, and essentially «manage» from within the complex.

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Most single family tenants are older, aged 35 - 44 (53 %) compared to 14 - 34 (46 %) and 65 + (61 %) for apartment dwellers.

This is especially the case for apartments that share a single common entrance with many other tenants.

Co-sponsoring Eggman's bill was the California Solar Energy Industries Association, which notes the challenge of installing solar panels on any multi-unit apartment building is far greater than on a single - family home, especially for a building housing low - income tenants.

Now this may not be appropriate for everyone, but living in an apartment that has nasty carpet and weird stains from the previous tenants made me really want to get our carpets cleaned.

They marched, they prayed and they made emotional pleas, but tenants from a low - income complex in Glen Ellyn could not get assurances from village staff that their apartment buildings will be left out of a proposed taxing district for Roosevelt Road.

A group of about 60 apartment tenants is suing one of New York City's largest landlords, alleging that Stellar Management illegally overcharged tenants for four years.

The NYC Housing Authority's re-inspections of its apartments for lead paint are still flawed and leave kids «at serious risk,» a lawyer for some tenants says in new court papers.

This creates a perverse incentive for landlords to do all in their power to raise rents, push out rent - stabilized tenants, and bring apartments into the open market.

All the Senate Republicans and their real estate patrons got was a preservation of most of the deregulation provisions, what opponents call «loopholes,» created in the 1990s, as well as a three - year extension of 421 - a benefits, and no legislatively required increase in governmental oversight of apartment deregulation, which was another thing the tenants had been hoping for.

Financed with State and New York City resources, developed by HELP USA, SAGE, $ 41.4 Million, 84 - Apartment Affordable Development Features LGBT Support Services for Tenants; 26 Units Reserved for Homeless Seniors

And landlords will now only be able to increase rent for individual apartment improvements one sixtieth, versus one fourtieth, the cost of the improvement, though only in buildings with 36 or more units, something landlords claim will worsen housing conditions for tenants.

Regan Development Corporation developed Niagara Gateway Apartments to include two spaces for retail and tenant services on the first floor.

Eight people were arrested outside the governor's Manhattan office after they blocked traffic during a protest over planned hikes on rent - controlled apartments, two days before a hearing that will determine the new monthly cost for tenants.

Randy Dillard, an organizer with Community Action for Safe Apartments (CASA), noted that the city's Right to Counsel law, which provides tenants with free legal assistance in housing court, has provided substantial relief to tenants facing eviction, but said the rent loopholes must be closed to ensure more low - income New Yorkers remain in their aApartments (CASA), noted that the city's Right to Counsel law, which provides tenants with free legal assistance in housing court, has provided substantial relief to tenants facing eviction, but said the rent loopholes must be closed to ensure more low - income New Yorkers remain in their apartmentsapartments.

Mr. Rangel spoke to the Observer shortly after addressing a rally for more tenant - friendly rent stabilization — including the elimination of preferential rents, preventing landlords from removing vacant apartments from the rent control program and making charges for major capital improvements temporary rather than a permanent — in his native Harlem.

The landlord claimed it was done after several instances of non-payment, which the tenants dispute; but ultimately, it led to the tenants leaving the apartment they'd occupied for more than five years.

The building would provide one -, two - and three - bedroom apartments for tenants from a mix of income brackets, with sliding - scale rents ranging from near - market rate to significantly below.

Both fall short of what Mr. Cuomo, Mayor Bill de Blasio and tenant leaders called for: an end to vacancy decontrol, whereby a property owner may remove an apartment from the rent control program if it becomes unoccupied.

She applauded the mayor's two years of rent freezes for tenants in regulated apartments and his recent update to his plan to create or preserve 200,000 affordable housing units by 2024 to cover more low - income individuals, but wants the city to go farther.

The Assembly Democrats had been pushing for a host of tougher tenant protections, including the end of a provision that allows apartments to become unregulated once they become vacant and their monthly rents hit at least $ 2,500.

The Rent Guidelines Board says most tenants in rent - stabilized apartments spend more than 30 percent of their income on rent and utilities, which is the federal standard for affordable housing.

Developers in the program would choose from a menu of three options that would require them to create apartments for tenants of differing income ranges, particularly targeting low and middle - income earners.

They called for the elimination of a loophole that lets landlords boost rent by 20 percent when tenants vacate a rent - stabilized apartment, as well as a rule that removes units from rent regulations once the rent gets high enough, allowing units to go to market - rate prices.

From now on, developers will get the benefit of loosened height and density restrictions, but they'll have to set aside 25 to 30 percent of new apartments for middle - class and lower - middle class tenants.

As we detailed for you this spring, Ellner was a tenant in a separate, legal, accessory apartment in a home owned by the County Executive.

The tenant pays $ 900 - a-month for the apartment.

During the floor debate, Senator Cathy Young, chairwoman of the chamber's housing committee, defended the legislation saying it «would give eight years of predictability and stability» for tenants in rent regulated apartments.

While still smarting from last year's brawl with real estate interests, advocates for tenants have renewed their push for rent law reform this year, arguing that current policies are continuing to decimate the ranks of rent - controlled apartments and making it harder for low - income families to live in the city.

Renting an entire apartment for 30 days or fewer is illegal in New York, and Airbnb has faced opposition from a broad coalition of interest groups including hotel operators and unions, tenants groups and affordable - housing advocates.

So Krueger and other senators pushed for repeal of a law, known as vacancy decontrol, that removed limits on rent hikes for apartments where tenants moved out and the rent exceeded $ 2,000 a month (now $ 2,700).

The bill, said Lopez, is «a step towards creating certainty for the thousands of tenants of rent - stabilized apartments.»

Tenants at a University Avenue apartment building are suing their landlord for dangerous living conditions.

Other changes to the ZQA and MIH proposals suggested by the Manhattan board include anti-harassment provisions to prevent the displacement of existing rent - regulated tenants, and an enhanced strategy for determining the level of affordability for new apartments.

This would make it easier for the union - and hotel - friendly de Blasio administration to crack down on apartments rented for fewer than 30 days without the primary tenant present.

Furious over the de Blasio administration's market rate apartment plans for New York City Housing Authority properties, about 140 public housing tenants created a...

Landlords will also be held accountable by state housing officials for how much they spend to upgrade rent - stabilized apartments before they're allowed to charge tenants for building improvements.

The head of the NYC Council's Public Housing Committee, Bronx Councilman Richie Torres, will propose a new law requiring NYCHA to clean up all apartments with lead paint instead of waiting for tenants to move out.

Many tenants in New York City's roughly one million rent - regulated apartments will see their rents rise for the first time in three years after a city panel voted last night to allow landlords to increase rents on one - year and two - year leases.

NYCHA plans to offer private developers a chance to build mixed - income towers on underused parcels to stabilize the agency's finances and create apartments for poor tenants.

A bevy of NYC elected leaders joined tenant groups outside City Hall to demand the state government bolster protections for tenants of more than one million apartments across the five boroughs.

Quinn said the current state laws encourage landlords to pressure tenants to leave so they can rent out apartments for more money.

And she recently she received a letter telling her, work done on the building's roof will incur a charge of $ 14.75 to every tenant in the building, for each room in their apartment.