Yep. So we have eight and a half million people living in New York City. About two and a half million live in rent stabilized housing. That means The city determines if their rent goes up every year or not at all. And that's done through a board called the Rent Guidelines Board. Nine members, the mayor appoints each one. This mayor called himself real estate. He's raised the rent 9%. (27:22–27:27)
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Asserts that the city decides annual rent increases for rent-stabilized housing.
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