News — Affordable Housing
Testimony: Social Housing’s Role in a Just Housing Recovery
Testimony: End Tax Lien Sales and Promote Community Ownership
Press Release: Statement on Eviction Moratorium Extension and Strengthening ERAP
Testimony: New Paltz Tenants Deserve the Right to Remain and “Good Cause” Provides It
Testimony: HVS Shows Ongoing Housing Emergency and Need for Ongoing Rent Regulation
NYCHA and the Pandemic: Impacts on Public Housing Residents
Testimony: Rent Justice, Now More Than Ever
Where the Mayoral Candidates Stand on Issues That Matter Most to Low-Income New Yorkers
De Blasio’s Flawed Housing Legacy: Lessons Learned
De Blasio’s Housing Legacy In 9 Graphics
El Legado de la Vivienda de De Blasio en 9 gráficos
Testimony: Addressing the Pandemic’s Economic Impact on NYC’s Tenants
Testimony: Advance Racial Equity in City Planning
Housing is Health Care: Tenants’ Struggle for Affordability Amidst Recession and Pandemic
Testimony: Support for the NYC Public Housing Preservation Trust
Press Release: New CSS Report: Corporate Windfalls or Social Housing Conversions?
A Credible Plan to Preserve NYCHA that Hinges on November’s Election
Press Release: CSS Report: NYCHA Residents Sharply Divided Over Authority’s Plans to Generate Funds Needed to Address $40 Billion Capital Backlog
Race and Evictions in New York City
As New York's universal eviction moratorium is set to expire, we review pre-pandemic eviction data and the latest U.S. Census survey measuring COVID-19’s economic toll. We find that New York’s Black renter households face the greatest eviction risk.