There are nearly 1.4 million people over age 60 who live in New York. This number is projected to rise to almost 2 million in 2040. Why? In large part because empty nesters are moving back into the city. If you are considering a move back to the city or in another...
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Is that rental legitimate or an online scam?
It is important for renters to find a good property for a fair deal. But what if a deal seems too good to be true? Should you be suspicious? Sometimes a good deal is just that, but in other cases it could be an online scam. How can I avoid a rental scam online? The...
New affordable housing programs announced by Mayor de Blasio
Mayor Bill de Blasio continues to reveal additional affordable housing programs as part of his Housing New York 2.0 plan to create 300,000 affordable housing units in the city by 2026. The two new programs are projected to help at least 2,100 families over an...
Are pet deposits fairly priced? Or do they prey on pet owners?
Many people consider pets part of the family. And for people who live alone, they are even more than that--they are also roommates who are always happy to see you. Given how attached we are to our pets, it is easy for pet-related services and businesses to charge...
Landlord-reviewing website garnering increased interest in NYC
A website focused upon landlords across the spectrum -- that is, a repository that tracks data for both those perceived to be the very best by renters to those who public opinion has found sorely wanting -- is gaining traction in New York City after its launch several...
NYC housing officials brace for sizable federal cuts
New York City housing agencies that rely upon and apply federally received funds each year toward costs to subsidize housing for the metro area's most financially challenged residents are worried. In fact, notes a recent New York Times article, what they see when they...
FEMA Assistance for Homeowners and Renters
Residents and business owners hit by the storm can begin applying by registering at disasterassistance.gov or by calling (800) 621-3362. FEMA will help with temporary housing and for certain damage that is not covered by homeowner's insurance. Among the assistance...
Welcome to our New York City landlord-tenant law blog
We established this blog to share stories and information about topics relevant to our practice. Our intent is to highlight local stories, as well as national subject matter, that we think you will find interesting. We will regularly update this blog and encourage you...
