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For the first time ever in New York City, the Rent Guidelines Board has frozen rent on stabilized apartments—meaning no increases for leases starting October 1st, impacting two and a half million tenants. A historic win for advocates after years of pressure, the move fulfills a key campaign promise by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who appointed six of the nine board members. Tenants erupted in joy, feeling finally heard, while landlords are furious, calling it politically motivated and ignoring rising costs like insurance. Experts warn the freeze could destabilize the market, risking bankruptcy for property owners.

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