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Very proud of @ZohranKMamdani and his whole team. Very very glad to have played a small part! Dems running for local and state (and federal!) office must follow his lead and run for the tenant vote! Wrote abt it here ➡️

RENTAL RIPOFF HEARING FOR ALL STUDENTS + YOUNG TENANTS! MAYOR ZOHRAN MAMDANI LIVE MUSIC BY ELIZA MCLAMB DJ SET BY SAMPHE RSVP! ⬇️

Tenants deserve REST. The tenant movement won historic rent laws in 2019 and the REST Act ensures that the movement continues.

This is one of my cases. The Tenants Counsel Network used deceptive marketing and provided few results aim at tenants facing eviction. As part of the deal the firm will close down and refund $172k back to the tenants.

As a Flatbush resident and a lefty Mamdani supporter, I feel compelled to publicly support this upzoning. Coney Island Ave is an ideal corridor for new multifamily housing, which, as a moderate YIMBY, I think is badly needed and can exist in harmony with the historic homes nearby

Rent stabilization allows families to remain in their communities, but localities outside NYC have been unable to benefit from such protections. Proud to pass @sarahana’s #RESTAct through the Assembly Housing Committee to provide a common-sense path for localities to opt in.

BREAKING: The REST Act has just passed the Assembly Housing Committee. We are one step closer to expanding rent stabilization across the state. 👐🏿 #TenantsDeserveREST

Go team, let’s do this! 🙂

Demolition isn’t so clear cut under New York’s Good Cause legislation. The gray area is one of the few reasons a landlord can evict rent-paying tenants in unregulated apartments under the 2024 tenant protections law. thecity.nyc/2026/05/13/goo…

This was a fun one: “Explain It to Me Like I’m High” with Ilana Glazer. How do we fix our housing crisis? More apartments … and more (housing) coupons.

Issues with your landlord? Rent gone up? We want to hear from you! We’re hosting a series of Rental Ripoff Hearings throughout the Hudson Valley. Come share your story, learn your rights, and join the fight to freeze the rent! RSVP here: mobilize.us/forthemany/?q=…

Congratulations to Mayor Mamdani. He inherited a huge budget deficit, brought it down to zero, and still invested in childcare, housing and city infrastructure. When municipal governments stand with working families, not billionaires, there is nothing they cannot accomplish.

Thrilled that the $12B Adams Budget Gap will be closed & NYC won’t face devastating cuts. Instead we're getting major investments in NYCHA, childcare & consumer protection from @NYCMayor. Let's keep fighting until the wealthy pay their fair share for the city we all deserve.

Organized NYers backed @NYCMayor Mamdani to do the impossible: Close $12B gap left by Adams’s fiscal mismanagement & make historic investments in NYC’s tenant majority. We look fwd to the city’s housing plan, at a time when real estate has made windfalls from tenant suffering.

Introducing the newest batch of colleagues here at @NYC_Buildings — 34 new construction, plumbing, electrical, and elevator inspectors ready to help keep New Yorkers safe and ensure we continue delivering for the city. Thank you for choosing public service!

Politico is reporting that a potential terrorist attack in NYC is a uniquely “huge liability” for the mayor… because of “who he is” ??? This would NEVER be said about a mayor of another faith.

Calling all NYCHA residents! NYCHA in Your Neighborhood is coming soon to all five boroughs — a community forum where you can speak to NYCHA and City leadership.

I suspect the exact opposite is true: that building a lasting coalition for housing supply requires demonstrating to working people that you have their material interests front of mind.

A new day of accountability and government action for the families of Robert Fulton Terrace and Fordham Towers in the Bronx. Last week, we joined together with Mayor Mamdani, HPD, the Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants, Legal Aid and Our Bronx, to announce a historic step forward for tenant protections and housing stability. The announcement of a $31M civil action against these negligent landlords is an important action that takes steps to ensure necessary repairs and emergency work is completed at these buildings and a long-term plan to bring hope and stability to tenants with the hiring of a Chief Restructuring Officer. The pain and stories of tenants at these buildings is horrific with substandard conditions of insufficient heat, hot water, non-working elevators, rodents, mold and asbestos to name a few. Thank You to our Mayor, housing officials, elected officials and the tenants and leaders on the ground. Better days are coming to our residents and families. 🙏

Looking forward to shaping our vision for public housing alongside residents who live it every day! Starting this month in the Bronx!

NEW from @RyanKost: NYCHA residents can sound off in series of meetings with city officials “@NYCMayor Zohran Mamdani's office announced the series Friday, describing it as a first-of-its-kind engagement effort.” gothamist.com/news/nycha-res…