This isn’t about tweets. It’s about using the government to intentionally bankrupt housing in an attempt to have a full government takeover. Here’s a March 2025 interview in Dissent Magazine where the goal is clearly stated. Weaver: “If you are the City of New York, and

It’s interesting that the solution to childcare is billions of dollars, but the solution to housing is a rent freeze. As if operating housing is somehow separated from the rest of the economy? Childcare is funded and run by private entities all over the city, but housing...

Long story short: A massive theft of private property playing out right before our eyes. It's clear enough -- you just need to read what they're putting out there. Will the scheme work? Yet to be determined. The judge in the Pinnacle bankruptcy declined the City's request to

The tenant at the end of this video is right — the City has many tools at its disposal to help these tenants and save these buildings. What the City does not have is the resources to deploy these tools en masse to a stock of housing they recognize is unsustainable at its core.

In private housing, neglect costs the owner. In nonprofit housing, neglect gets a bailout. Accountability matters. nypost.com/2026/01/11/us-…

It's like, "Duh, what did you think was going to happen?" ────────────── One of the teens charged in the deadly stabbing of a 17-year-old on a Queens street was out on “supervised release” in a separate gang assault case at the time of the fatal daytime ambush.

MC Squared Most people in market economies can feed themselves, and the reason is dull, not poetic: incentives, prices, and competition move food from where it’s grown to where it’s needed. That doesn’t mean everything is fair, or that inequality can’t be grotesque. It means the “two

I find it weird that people think she is off-limits for criticism or for pointed questioning. She is charge of Mamdani's rent policies. And she has said very specific, consistent things over the years that indicate that she does not believe in a private rental market. This is ...

Clarissa Miller Whether she meant it or, some educators most certainly *do* believe that learning to read is a natural process, analogous to learning to speak. It's not so.

Oh. And btw property tax assessments came out this week that showed rent stabilized properties universally dropped in value but tax assessments went up. The city simply spends more money than they can afford and needs to do a better job of spending the money they do collect

Nicole Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani Now to tackle all the government junk fees and taxes that they tack onto anything and everything. Interestingly, a lot of them are in your hotel bill.

The fact that New York City is objectively (even if not subjectively) the worst landlord in the city seems important to policy discussions.

Douglas Hanau Harry Heymann 🥑 Also correct. Apartments often get violations that compound and can never cure because the renter keeps calling 311 but never granting access.

Another plan falls apart. Love the rat chew hole. nypost.com/2026/01/22/us-…

City of New York New York City Council NYC Sanitation John Sanchez don’t repeat the LL157 fiasco. Fix supply chain issues before you fine our members SPONY Small Property Owners of New York

Nicole like people said already, they are waiting for the warmth of collectivism to melt the snow 😂

Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani Where was Brad Lander, the NYC Comptroller, for the last four years? Oh…that’s right.

Everyone’s talking about a $12B budget gap but let me show you why the law capping renovations at $50,000 doesn’t work today. There’s some math here, stay with me.

Mamdani Is Targeting Bad Landlords. What About Public Housing? nytimes.com/2026/02/12/nyr…

It was barely a month ago that the Mayor's own law department argued in legal papers that 5,000 bankrupt apartments financed for just 90,000 per apartment were too expensive to sustain themselves with their current rents. What would be worthless enough I wonder? 10,000 per