With town dealing with a housing and affordability disaster, a hire freeze may be very a lot on the minds of New Yorkers — and on the poll on this month’s Democratic major election. The Lease Pointers Board (RGB) is getting ready to vote June 27 on a doable hire improve for rent-stabilized buildings, and advocates on either side are sounding off, every warning that the choice has critical ramifications for tenants and the viability of New York Metropolis’s housing inventory. The mayor-appointed, nine-member board will quickly resolve whether or not town’s 2.4 million rent-stabilized tenants pays between 3.75% and…
