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Report: Olympics displaced more than 2 million in 20 years
The Olympic Games have displaced more than two million people in the last 20 years, disproportionately affecting minorities such as the homeless, the poor, Roma and African-Americans, according to a new report, Fair Play for Housing Rights: Mega-Events, Olympic Games and Housing Rights.
Download Full Report (pdf format, 2.8 megs)
Also see the Press Release and the Media Kit with Displacement Breakdown Fact Sheets

2007-2008 RGB Coverage
Apartment/Loft 2007-2008 Order
Even though Bloomberg's developer/landlord buddies are raking in billions of dollars, they want to starve tenants for every last cent. What's different these days is that groups like Acorn, Working Families Party and poorly-named Housing Here and Now are giving Bloomberg, Spitzer and hack politicians political cover while rent regulations lose what little tenant protection ability they still have.

Lease Renewal Disputes: A Guide
With over six years of landlord control of the state rent regulatory agency, the Division of Housing and Community Renewal, tenants must watch their step as never before. How to renew your lease, and what to watch out for.

Complaining about a rent overcharge in New York City
NYC tenant attorney Kenneth B. Hawco discusses strategies for filing overcharge complaints. As expected, DHCR is the least favorite option.

Roommate Advice (revised Feb. 2006)
NYC tenant attorney Lynn Armentrout explains what you should know if you have a roommate or are thinking of getting one.

Negotiating with Your Landlord
Met Council overview on issues to consider when negotiating with your landlord.

Legal Information/Resource Guide for Owners and Tenants affected by The World Trade Center Disaster
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