Our landlords have done almost every single one of the things listed here.

Feels like only a matter of time before they result to physical violence.

Housing courts in NYC will begin to process more than 220,000 evictions today, during a pandemic in the middle of winter. Meanwhile more than 10% of rentals sit empty.

Something I just noticed in here; AO244/21 says that a landlord is required to notify the court when filing an eviction if tenant has applied for ERAP.

Not doing this seems like it could be grounds for dismissal. Ours didn’t do it.

[URGENT] PLEASE CALL:
646-873-6771 & 302- 354-2261 and demand that the electricity and heat be fixed.

the tenants of 930 prospect do not have electricity and barely have heat, in 12 degree weather. please call our slumlord and demand redress. or text them!

Also, what happens when there are so many cases they can’t be assigned to attorneys when tenants are entitled to an attorney by law?

#StayAndFightEvictions

A tactic landlords are using to get cases into housing court before eviction moratorium expires is contesting their Hardship Declaration w/out good cause.

Courts are allowing cases to be filed but then aren’t holding hearings to hear why landlord contests the hardship.

Tomorrow

✅Extend evictions protection and cancel rent and mortgages

Raise your hand if Kathy Hochul is responsible for the evictions of hundreds and thousands of tenants 🤚

We can't leave 1M+ renter households in crisis. We need Governor Kathy Hochul New York State Senate NY Assembly Majority, @nys_am to extend eviction protections, pass #GoodCauseEviction & #RTC & NY renters need protections & rent relief that meets the scale of the need. #EvictionFreeNY

I'm not sure why Governor Kathy Hochul thought August was too dangerous to let the moratorium end, but now, with freezing temps and omicron ripping thru NYS, is an ok time to let 230,000 evictions move forward. Is it just bc her main primary challenger dropped out? 🤔

It’s absolutely wild watching landlords at risk of losing their own homes due to loss of income talk about their fear of losing their home, and the trauma that would create, while in the same breath wanting to do the same thing to tenants.

An extension of the Eviction Moratorium protects the livelihoods for many hard working New Yorkers and families experiencing hardship caused by COVID-19.