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The Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) is calling on the New York City Council to follow the State Legislature’s lead and reauthorize the J-51 tax abatement.

In advance of the City Council’s Friday, September 17 hearing on its misguided commercial rent control proposals (also known as Intro 1796 

Calling it the “housing hunger games,” city landlords say the government its pitting tenants against them in a battle to see who is more deserving.

New York’s small landlords are calling on the state to release some of the $1.3 billion earmarked in federal rent relief funds to help them save their properties.

New York’s regulated apartment landlords are proposing a radical new plan to help house the city’s homeless while filling a $3.85 billion hole in their bottom line.

Between 175,000 and 185,000 rent-regulated tenants are more than two months in arrears, according to a new survey by the Community Housing Improvement