NY State Legislature Calls Emergency Session For New Eviction Ban
There are at least 4 separate bills the state Assembly and Senate are reviewing to possibly extend the eviction and foreclosure moratorium
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New York's Eviction Ban Ends 8/31, What's Going To Happen on 9/1?
Thousands of New Yorkers could be in danger of losing their housing if the eviction and foreclosure ban ends on August 31st.
CDC Extends Eviction Moratorium Protecting Millions of Americans
Officials feel that the extended effects of COVID-19 warrant the extension of the eviction ban
Billions in Rental Assistance Still Available in New York
Eligible individuals and families can qualify for up to 12 months of assistance to pay past due rental payments.
New York Landlords Want Supreme Court to End Eviction Moratorium
The current eviction moratorium is set to end on August 31, but this lawsuit seeks to end the eviction ban sooner.
New York State in Danger of Losing Federal Rental Funds
More than $2 Billion is at stake if New York State doesn't reach certain milestones
New Yorkers Won’t Be Evicted, Yet-Moratorium Extended
New Yorker renters cannot be evicted just yet. The CDC extends residential eviction moratorium, but for how long?
Evictions On Hold Again, But Is That Fair For Landlords?
State lawmakers have extended protection from evictions for another three months. But that is a double-edged sword, because it puts landlords in a tough spot as well.
Should New York Extend Its Foreclosure and Eviction Freeze?
The current rent and eviction ban in New York State is set to expire on May 1st
New York Landlord Arrested and Charged with Kidnapping Tenants
The landlord is accused of tying up, beating, and dumping the tenant's in a cemetery because they were behind on rent.
City of Buffalo Unveils New Housing Assistance Program
STAND UP Buffalo is a new initiative created by the City to help residents and businesses that have been impacted by COVID-19
NYS COVID-19 Rent Relief Program Ends on February 1st
Time is running out to get assistance with your past-due rent from New York State