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NY Gov. Patterson’s Rent-Stabilized Apartment in Harlem

May 16, 2008 By Adam Hengels

NY Sun: Paterson Pays A Stabilized Rate of Rent The governor of New York pays about $1,250 a month for a two-bedroom, rent-stabilized apartment in central Harlem, even while owning a home upstate in Guilderland and having unfettered access to the 40-room Governor's Mansion in Albany. Governor … [Read more...]

Filed Under: corruption, rent control Tagged With: apartments, Governor Paterson, Harlem, housing, new york, nyc, rent control, rent stabilization, rent-regulated

Release Us From Rent Regulation

May 9, 2008 By Adam Hengels

Curbed: Rent-Stabilzation War: Tenants Strike Back New York Times: Questions of Rent Tactics by Private Equity Rent-regulated apartments account for 57 percent of the total in the Bronx, 42 percent of the apartments in Brooklyn, 59 percent in Manhattan, 43 percent in Queens and 15 percent of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: rent control Tagged With: apartments, gentrification, housing, nyc, rent control, rent stabilization, rent-regulated

Abolition of Density Restrictions Would be Great for NYC In The Long Run

April 28, 2008 By Adam Hengels

Tyler Cowen of Marginal Revolution asks a great question: How good would the abolition of zoning in New York City be? He argues that zoning restrictions prevent Manhattan from being a "forest of skyscrapers" such as Sao Paulo. Many of Manhattan's skyscrapers are much taller than typical Sao Paulo … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Zoning Tagged With: bureaucracy, Free-market, housing, manhattan, NIMBY, nyc, Sao Paulo, skyscrapers, tyler cowen, zoning

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