NYCHA dismisses over 30,000 eviction cases
/There were 2,500 non-payment cases resolved by the housing authority in Queens, according to NYCHA.
Read MoreThere were 2,500 non-payment cases resolved by the housing authority in Queens, according to NYCHA.
Read MoreThroughout the five boroughs, there are believed to be around 224,000 housing court cases backlogged, according to an Office of Court Administration spokesperson who noted that they believe that to be an overcount.
Read More“Our analysis of the city’s worst evictors echoes what tenants and organizers have known for a long time.”
Read More“I felt traumatized, ostracized, demoralized and like my life was over.”
Read More“Discontinuing this important avenue for tenants to advocate for their right to a safe and habitable apartment represents an unnecessary, harmful and reckless setback.”
Read More“If you're fighting any legal battles or landlords do not go it alone.”
Read More“Illegal lockouts are always a crime, but to do it during a pandemic is even worse.”
Read More“Absent any further legislation, we will see more evictions.”
Read More“There’s been incredible growth in our borough, but as we watch the skyline transform and grow in front of our eyes … there are too many people who feel like they are being left behind.”
Read More“It’s not a terrible outcome.”
Read MoreThe law provides free legal assistance to renters who earn less than 200 percent of the federal poverty line in 25 New York City zip codes, including five in Queens.
Read More“We feel good that they’re helping the bar, but we want the same opportunity and the same help.”
Read MoreThere is a right to attorney for all low-income tenants facing an eviction in housing court.
Read MoreA Queens man say he has contacted about 150 brokers and agents in the past year, and has run into the same obstacle over and over again.
Read MoreCarlos Zambrano and his family may become homeless after being fired from his job as a superintendent.
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