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 More“We are sounding the alarm today in the face of what could be an avalanche of evictions to crash over tenants in this city on a scale that we’ve never seen.”
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“Under my watch, here in the State of New York we are not going to exacerbate what is already a crisis.”
Read More“We’ve got $2.4 billion coming down the pike.”
Read More“It would be a tragedy if people were evicted who qualify for the rent relief program because it isn’t authorized.”
Read MoreTenants have submitted about 24,000 hardship declaration forms — up from 2,300 in mid-February.
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“We implore you to fulfill the housing plan and budget promises you made on the campaign trail.”
Read MoreNearly a quarter of New York State renters say they may be in jeopardy of eviction
Read MoreMarshals executed Queens’ first eviction of the COVID-era late last month.
Read More“Evictions are violent, evictions are cruel and unnecessary, and during a pandemic they are deadly.”
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.”
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