HOUSING JUSTICE
We Believe Housing is a Human Right
We need fair rent laws that protect everyday New Yorkers from predatory rent hikes and sudden displacement. Every New Yorker, no matter where they live, deserves the same basic protections. We can build stronger communities by guaranteeing safe, affordable housing for all people.
Read our 2021 Legislative Agenda or check out our one page infographic for more information about our Housing Justice work.
Every New Yorker Deserves Safe and affordable housing
- End Homelessness
- Invest in Public Housing
- Stop Unjust Evictions & Predatory Rent Hikes
If you are facing eviction and have been served an eviction warrant notice within the last 30 days, click here to fill out an Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) application. You will be protected as your application is being reviewed and processed.
Eviction warrant notices older than 30 days have expired. Landlords have to re-serve a fresh 14-day eviction warrant notice for it to be considered active.
Click here for more information on eviction protection and housing resources.
Governor Cuomo's Housing Crisis
While everyday people struggle to earn a decent wage, rents continue to rise. Greedy landlords and developers are raking in enormous profits at the expense of our families and communities. Skyrocketing rents force people to spend more and more of their income on housing, and the ones who can’t afford to pay are pushed out of their homes and often out of the communities they love. This breaks apart our neighborhoods, hurts our local economy, and worsens the homelessness crisis. Housing insecurity isn’t just a downstate problem. People all across New York are feeling the squeeze.
Governor Cuomo's Housing Crisis
While everyday people struggle to earn a decent wage, rents continue to rise. Greedy landlords and developers are raking in enormous profits at the expense of our families and communities. Skyrocketing rents force people to spend more and more of their income on housing, and the ones who can’t afford to pay are pushed out of their homes and often out of the communities they love. This breaks apart our neighborhoods, hurts our local economy, and worsens the homelessness crisis. Housing insecurity isn’t just a downstate problem. People all across New York are feeling the squeeze.