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Rent freezes just passed for stabilized apartments—starting October 2026—but with a twist: one board member voted against it, citing concerns that without help for building owners, aging housing could collapse. He warned that rising costs and no relief could lead to disrepair or foreclosure, urging the city to step in with tax breaks or insurance aid. Meanwhile, an owner rep resigned, calling the process rigged and “theater,” adding tension to an already fraught debate. The real challenge? Balancing tenant affordability with owner sustainability—something that may require more than just rent freezes to keep New York’s housing stock standing.

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