Councilmember Osse sounds off on Rent Guidelines Board’s potential rent-stabilized unit price hike
The Rent Guidelines Board voted on a preliminary plan to raise rents in rent-stabilized buildings, and everyone from tenants to lawmakers is voicing their opinions on the matter.
May 4, 2023, 11:57 PM
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9h agoThe Rent Guidelines Board voted on a preliminary plan to raise rents in rent-stabilized buildings, and everyone from tenants to lawmakers is voicing their opinions on the matter.
News 12’s Phil Taitt sat down with Council Member Chi Osse on the hot-button issue, and he believes hefty rent raises could pose issues not only to tenants, but to all New Yorkers.
