NYC’s eviction aid leaves applicants — and landlords — in the cold
Zohran Mamdani came into office promising an aggressive approach to eviction prevention. For thousands of New York renters facing the loss of their homes, the city’s emergency assistance program is still mostly a dead end. The city rejected about 75 percent of nearly 30,000 applications for One-Shot Deals tied to rent arrears from January through March, Gothamist reported. That refusal rate was essentially unchanged from the final three months of former Mayor Eric Adams’ administration, despite tenant protections and eviction prevention being central to Mamdani’s campaign. The numbers point to a problem with direct consequences for landlords and the city’s […]
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