Sentences with phrase «more apartments in a city»

Leaders in Saratoga Springs have made their pitch for three workforce housing proposals that aim to provide more apartments in a city desperate for workers and satisfy federal requirements for affordable housing.

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What started as two guys in a San Francisco apartment in 2008 has grown to 150 employees, 20,000 restaurants available in 850 cities, more than 1 million visits to its website a month, and a projected $ 150 million in sales this year.

The company says it has more than 1.5 million listings - homes, apartments, guest rooms, even houseboats and tree houses - in more than 34,000 cities in 190 countries.

In a place like New York City, such an apartment might cost $ 50,000 more, but could save a resident hundreds of thousands in the long - ruIn a place like New York City, such an apartment might cost $ 50,000 more, but could save a resident hundreds of thousands in the long - ruin the long - run.

There are too many luxury apartments in the city, with more developments still rising from the ground.

The fires, which took place during a drought year and in the hillsides above the East San Francisco Bay city, killed 25 people and destroyed 2,843 homes and more than 430 apartments.

As seen in the left side map above, rental units in Chicago are fairly evenly distributed among the city's zip codes, where there are more upscale apartments.

But the overall impact is uneven with demand for top end property worth more than $ 30 million remaining strong while sellers are heavily discounting small inner - city apartments in high density zones.

In our new Apartment List analysis, we concluded that Amazon will increase rents in any metro it chooses for its HQ2, but certain metros are more sensitive to its impacts than others, with rents expected to rise an additional 0.3 percent to 2 percent a year in cities across the countrIn our new Apartment List analysis, we concluded that Amazon will increase rents in any metro it chooses for its HQ2, but certain metros are more sensitive to its impacts than others, with rents expected to rise an additional 0.3 percent to 2 percent a year in cities across the countrin any metro it chooses for its HQ2, but certain metros are more sensitive to its impacts than others, with rents expected to rise an additional 0.3 percent to 2 percent a year in cities across the countrin cities across the country.

I moved out of my parents house to go to university when I was seventeen and since then I've lived in a few different cities and have had many different apartments and roommates, but nothing has felt more like a real home than the house we shared in the mountains.

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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.

The Council is crafting a bill that would require online home - sharing companies to provide the Mayor's Office of Special Enforcement with the addresses of their listings — a potential blow to Airbnb if its users are revealed to be turning rent - regulated apartments into business enterprises in a city starved for more housing.

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.

«As a recent report released by the Assembly documents, more than 10,000 rent - regulated apartments are lost in our city each year.

Malliotakis also suggested moving more people into New York City Housing Authority apartments, in part by moving single people or couples out of larger apartments that once housed their full family.

The issue is of particular importance to New York City, where more than 2 million residents live in rent - regulated apartments.

The head of the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), landlord to more than 400,000 New Yorkers and leader of more than 11,000 employees serving about 178,000 apartments in nearly 2,600 buildings, believes that the future of public housing in the city must be driven by the same type of innovation embodied in its early yeCity Housing Authority (NYCHA), landlord to more than 400,000 New Yorkers and leader of more than 11,000 employees serving about 178,000 apartments in nearly 2,600 buildings, believes that the future of public housing in the city must be driven by the same type of innovation embodied in its early yecity must be driven by the same type of innovation embodied in its early years.

More than half the city's Airbnb apartments were rented for one to three months in the last year, suggesting they were «part - time, seasonal rentals,» according to AirDNA.

On Friday, Adam's office recommended the city deny the Rabsky Group's plan to build the colossal eight - building complex, saying the developer shouldn't be allowed to go forward unless they build 24 more affordable apartments, chip in funds to fix the Flushing Avenue G train stop, commit to working with the Department of Transportation on street improvements and define in writing how many bedrooms will be in the apartments they build, among other recommendations released in a letter on Friday.

New York City's Rent Guidelines Board (RGB) has voted for a freeze on regulated rents, a historic move that impacts more than one million rent - stabilized apartments in the cCity's Rent Guidelines Board (RGB) has voted for a freeze on regulated rents, a historic move that impacts more than one million rent - stabilized apartments in the citycity.

More than 1,800 market - rate apartments in the city are becoming rent stabilized under an agreement announced among landlords, Cuomo, Blasio, and Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

More than a month after New York City began offering free lead testing to nearly 3,000 children living in public housing apartments in the wake of a lead - paint scare, only 73 children have been tested under the initiative, city officials sCity began offering free lead testing to nearly 3,000 children living in public housing apartments in the wake of a lead - paint scare, only 73 children have been tested under the initiative, city officials scity officials said.

REAL ESTATE — «Stringer: NYCHA apartments left vacant for years,» by Capital's Kelly Weill: «Low - income apartments run by the New York City Housing Authority are in high demand, with more than 270,000 applicants on the authority's waiting list.

Less drastic, but more surprising, are conditions in an apartment building on E. 162 St. that led to a tenant protest against one of the city's biggest developers and managers of affordable housing.

According to Share Better, an anti-Airbnb coalition, 60 percent of the apartments the site listed in the city — more than 15,000 — are illegal.

The issue is especially important in New York City, where more than 2 million residents live in rent - controlled apartments.

The rent rules cover more than 1 million apartments in and around New York City.

Entitled, «The New Housing Emergency,» the report (in full below) says loopholes in the city's current rent - stabilization rules — like vacancy decontrol and rent increases due to renovations — result in the loss of more than 10,000 rent - regulated apartments per year.

The speaker has said strengthening the rent laws, which limit rent increases on more than one million apartments in New York City and surrounding suburbs, is the top priority of his conference.

The rent law, which restricts rent increases for more than 2 million tenants in 1 million apartments in and around New York City, expired Monday at midnight after the Senate and the Assembly failed to reach a compromise.

More than 1,800 market - rate apartments in the city are becoming rent stabilized under an agreement announced Thursday among landlords, Mayor de Blasio, Gov. Cuomo and Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

Among the proposals in her «Rent Justice for All» program are ending the preferential rent loophole, by which landlords can offer an apartment for less than the legal regulated rent but can revoke this privilege whenever the lease is renewed; expanding rent stabilization statewide to buildings with six or more units, which is currently the law in New York City; and increasing funding to the state's Homes and Community Renewal agency.

The House NY initiative works in tandem with the HCR Office of Rent Administration's vigorous efforts to protect more than two million rent - regulated tenants, and HCR's Tenant Protection Unit which proactively audits and investigates landlord wrongdoing and has returned more than 40,000 New York City apartments to rent regulation.

BROOKLYN — A Crown Heights landlord who left tenants without heat in the winter and exposed kids as young as 6 to toxic amounts of lead dust to get residents out of his 14 - unit apartment building so he could charge more is proof the city's rent laws need to be strengthened, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday.

Owners of more than 1 million rent - regulated apartments in New York City are bracing for what they see as a defeat at the hands of the city Rent Guidelines BoCity are bracing for what they see as a defeat at the hands of the city Rent Guidelines Bocity Rent Guidelines Board.

The laws govern how much landlords can charge for more than 1 million apartments in New York City and affects more than 2 million tenants.

New York City Democrats in the Assembly and Senate and Cuomo want to strengthen the rent law so thousands of more constituents don't face spikes in rent and thousands more apartments don't leave the program under some provisions Democrats have long criticized.

Those charges allege that he solicited donations from people with business before the House Ways and Means Committee, which he chaired, to fund a center named in his honor at City College of New York; that he did not pay taxes on a Caribbean home; that he improperly used a rent - stabilized apartment in New York as a campaign office; and that he did not properly disclose more than $ 600,000 in income and assets.

Last week, city officials said the city would offer testing to children six and under living in more than 2,000 NYCHA apartments that may have lead paint.

For more than a year, Mayor de Blasio concealed from the public and 400,000 public housing tenants, the city Housing Authority's failure to perform legally mandated lead - paint inspections in thousands of apartments.

The proposal, for the final budget of Mr. de Blasio's first term, provided a blueprint of sorts for a potential second term with big - ticket investments — including an additional $ 1.9 billion in capital spending to create more apartments for some of the poorest New Yorkers — and long - term plans, like tens of millions of dollars to start a preschool program for 3 - year - olds in city public schools, and new spending on homeless shelters.

Rent stabilization laws, which regulate rents for more than one million apartments in New York City, and the 421 - a housing program are scheduled to expire on June 15 unless the Legislature takes action.

The rent rules, which expired Monday, cover more than 2 million tenants in rent - controlled and rent - stabilized apartments in and around New York City.

Bradley B. Lauer Sr. and his family own more than a dozen West Side homes, apartments and vacant lots, and dutifully paid thousands of dollars in city taxes on them.

Above all, the mayor has failed to use his bully pulpit to push for repeal of Vacancy Deregulation and other loopholes in the rent laws that have cost the city far more affordable apartments than he can ever build.

Litwin, whose company owns more than two dozen buildings with over 8,500 apartments in the city, had been the largest political contributor in the state.

The New York City Housing Authority let dozens of apartments sit vacant for more than a decade — one for 21 years — and lost out on roughly $ 8 million in potential rental income, according to a new audit from Comptroller Scott Stringer's office.

Changes in the rent regulation laws have resulted in what some estimate to be more than 100,000 rent stabilized apartments in New York City becoming «decontrolled» â $ «the rents hiked up to whatever the landlord wants to charge.