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The new Affordable Housing Resource Center includes listings for affordable housing throughout the five boroughs, as well as lots of other useful information about housing in the City.
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Tenants in New York City have certain rights concerning rent prices and grievance procedures that need to be respected by landlords. In addition, there are several avenues to receive legal help if a grievance becomes serious.
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The Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) is pleased
to offer a variety of training courses for owners, property managers,
housing professionals, superintendents, and tenants including a wide
spectrum of introductory, certificate, and advanced courses in building
management and systems maintenance
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more
Many New Yorkers want to buy a home but don't have enough money saved
for their down payment and closing costs. The HomeFirst Down Payment
Assistance program provides qualified homebuyers with up to 6% of
a home's purchase price toward the down payment or closing costs on
a 1-4 family home, condominium, or cooperative in one of the five
boroughs of New York City.
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If you are 62 or older, live in a rent controlled or rent stabilized apartment or residential hotel, and have a disposable household income of $27,000 or less, you may be among the thousands of New Yorkers who can benefit from the Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption (SCRIE).
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Finding an apartment in New York City can be a daunting process. The
Affordable Housing Resource Center has a list of ten tips that can
help you learn the most common ways New Yorkers find apartments.
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