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After 12 Years, Optimism Brews For Rent Stabilization Bill To Become State Law

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Graduating Westhampton Beach High School seniors did one last loop around their former elementary school on Wednesday as elementary school students cheered them on. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Graduating Westhampton Beach High School seniors did one last loop around their former elementary school on Wednesday as elementary school students cheered them on. BY ERIN MCKINLEY

Rent has nearly doubled in a decade for manufactured home residents like Gale Baldwin of Riverside. A bill is working its way through Albany that would allow her to challenge "unjustifiable rent increases" in court. JD ALLEN

Rent has nearly doubled in a decade for manufactured home residents like Gale Baldwin of Riverside. A bill is working its way through Albany that would allow her to challenge "unjustifiable rent increases" in court. JD ALLEN

author on Feb 11, 2019
A bill that would allow tenants in manufactured home parks to challenge excessive rent increases has struggled to advance through the state legislature for the last 12 years. Typically, mobile-home... more

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