💻It’s not too late to register for today’s webinar hosted by the ⁦Federalist Society⁩: Andrew Pincus, lead counsel for the plaintiffs, will discuss the constitutional challenge in the context of the Supreme Court’s evolving property rights jurisprudence. fedsoc.org/events/litigat…

Plaintiffs in Federal Lawsuit Challenging New York’s Rent Stabilization Law File Reply Brief Rebutting Opposition’s Arguments; Remain Confident Supreme Court Will Review Case... empirereportnewyork.com/plaintiffs-in-…

ICYMI: Here's the link for last week's webinar: fedsoc.org/events/litigat…

"But what if city housing covenants were not only found to be unreasonable — but unconstitutional by the US Supreme Court? That’s the scenario landlords are eyeing ... " nypost.com/2023/08/12/ren… via New York Post

New York’s 2019 law is so onerous that the Supreme Court may revisit the issue for the first time in years. ⁦The Wall Street Journal⁩ wsj.com/articles/rent-…

WSJ: Rent Control Is Constitutionally Vulnerable wsj.com/articles/rent-…

“This case could end the never-ending game, by gutting the core rent law. In the process, it would end New York’s eternal housing “crisis” practically overnight — benefiting both tenants and landlords.”—NY Post Opinion nypost.com/2023/08/27/get…

“Rent-control laws have been shown to reduce a city’s housing supply by double-digit percentages.” Artificially suppressing monetary demands for something, and thereby decreasing the incentive to provide that something, is a recipe for getting less of it.” washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/…

“Stopping the regime’s gross violation of property rights — affirming the Constitution’s taking clause — is the Supreme Court’s duty.” George F. Will in Washington Post Opinions washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/…

New York’s rent laws are a gross violation of property rights, George F. Will writes. wapo.st/3PrmHfq

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