The Masses Are Starting To Catch On To The Fact That Thousands Of Rent-stabilized Buildings Are Under Water Housing New York With Kenny Burgos podcast

The masses are starting to catch on to the fact that thousands of rent-stabilized buildings are under water

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Older, fully-stabilized buildings with capped revenues are in a death spiral. Plus, we analyze the FARE Act’s impacts with the help of a new report from Open Igloo.

This is your New York Apartment Association weekly update with CEO Kenny Burgos.

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On The Agenda

1:12: “The rent is too damn high” (and not nearly high enough)

→ Read: Howard Slatkin for Vital City

3:35: The ‘FARE Act’ effect

→ Read: Open Igloo’s NYC Summer 2025 Rent Report

5:14: Kenny joins NY1’s Inside City Hall with Errol Louis

6:09: Bill de Blasio confirms the RGB is an independent body

→ Read the full interview from The New York Editorial Board

7:09: Finding common ground with Jacobin’s Bhaskar Sunkara

→ Watch: Conversations with Coleman: Capitalist vs. Socialist on Rent Controls

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