Tasha N. Temple, 38, a client of Ms. Dutton’s, was able to remain in her two-bedroom apartment after using unemployment assistance to catch up on…
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How to Apply for Rent Relief in New York
And finally: Broadway’s rebound takes another step The Times’s Michael Paulson writes: The return to stage is gaining steam. The producers of “Pass Over,” a…
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Low-Income Renters Who Fell Behind Face Staggering Debts
Landlords, too, are facing significant debts. A January survey representing about 40,000 rent-regulated units in New York City estimated that tenants in rent-regulated apartments owed…
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Biden Administration Moves to Speed Aid to Renters
WASHINGTON — Two days after a federal judge struck down a national moratorium on evictions, the Biden administration said on Friday that it would accelerate…
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Moratorium on Evicting Renters
Owners of residential apartment buildings have long argued that the moratorium is based on legally shaky ground, and questioned the constitutionality of tethering a major…
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Eviction Moratorium
Owners of residential apartment buildings have long argued that the moratorium is based on legally shaky ground, and questioned the constitutionality of tethering a major…
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What the Extended Eviction Moratorium Means for New York
And finally: The artist on Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive The Times’s Hilarie M. Sheets writes: How does an unknown artist capture a broad audience? “Location,…
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‘We’re Suffering’: How Remote Work Is Killing Manhattan’s Storefronts
“Not being able to have a flexible deal was making the business unsustainable,” Mr. Perillo said. The landlord of his best store, Premier Equities, declined…
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Federal Aid to Renters Moves Slowly, Leaving Many at Risk
WASHINGTON — Four months after Congress approved tens of billions of dollars in emergency rental aid, only a small portion has reached landlords and tenants,…
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After Pandemic, Shrinking Need for Office Space Could Crush Landlords
Roughly 17.3 percent of all office space in Manhattan is available for lease, the highest proportion in at least three decades. Asking rents on the…
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