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Homeownership Supply is the Affordable Housing Blind Spot in New York City

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By Matt D. Dunbar
| Gotham Gazette Verified
The Place for New York Policy and politics Developed in conjunction with Joomla extensions. Housing (photo: Edwin J. Torres/Mayoral Photography Office) Charged with leading post-covid New York to a more equitable future, our next mayor should increase opportunities for New Yorkers to build equity through affordable homeownership.
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How 2020 Can Be the Year of the Homeowner in New York

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By Matt D. Dunbar
| Gotham Gazette Verified
(photo: the governor's office) This year New York state government passed historic housing affordability reforms achieved by the pro-tenant Housing Stability and Tenant Protections Act of 2019, but a truly equitable approach to the state’s affordable housing landscape requires opportunities for working families to build equity.
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Landlords facing a loss of income over the new rent regulations should consider selling apartments to renters

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By Matt D. Dunbar
| Crain's New York Business Verified
Call 2019 the Year of the Renter. With the passage of the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act in June, Albany helped ease the pressure on thousands of families who were at risk of losing their homes due to rising and unaffordable rents. Further, the new laws will help preserve the affordability of those apartments for generations of renters. However, some landlords are now facing the reality that their portfolios will no longer deliver the windfall financial returns they once could.
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