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Resetting regulated rent is the only way systems like rent stabilization can work. It’s why every other city in America with rent control allows for it. Otherwise buildings go bankrupt and apartments stay off the market like the 50,000 empty ones here in New York. New York has a...

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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's best-known campaign promise was tentatively advanced in a cacophonous college auditorium as a city housing board agreed in a provisional vote to consider freezing the rent for about a million regulated apartments
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