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A decision to freeze rents for one million New York City apartments could sound the death knell for affordable housing in the city, according to at least

The group that represents 25,000 landlords of one million rent-stabilized apartments last week accused the Rent Guidelines Board of playing fast and loose with its math.

By Sabina Mollot In a historic first for the annual tenant versus landlord battle that is the Rent Guidelines Board, both sides are in agreement.

By Maria Rocha-Buschel The possibility of a rent freeze was quashed last Thursday at the Rent Guidelines Board’s preliminary vote, held at Cooper Union’s Great Hall.

By Sabina Mollot Marietta Hawkes (right) the the RGB meeting With the Rent Guidelines Board set to decide on rent increases for over one million rent stabilized

The Rent Stabilization Association, which has sued the de Blasio administration over issues such as water rates and rent freezes, will call for a four

By Sabina Mollot At a raucous meeting at Cooper Union in Manhattan, the Rent Guidelines Board, in a preliminary vote, approved a rent increase of one to

By Maria Rocha-Buschel Rent-stabilized buildings in the Stuyvesant Town and Gramercy area had the greatest increases in rent in Manhattan from 2014 to

By REBNY President John Banks For the second year in a row, the Rent Guidelines Board (RGB) voted for a zero percent increase in rent on one-year leases

By Sabina Mollot Mayor de Blasio has appointed two new members to the nine-­member Rent Guidelines Board, a new chair and a new owner’s representative.

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.

The Real Estate Board of New York is calling on the federal government to launch an emergency rental assistance program that would help both tenants and