Under Mayor Zohran Mamdani, NYC has become so much more affordable for people like his Hamas-loving wife Rama Duwaji who was lucky enough to score a centerline ticket worth $3K-4K on a salary of $8K. photo still from @Arightside 📹

@ZohranKMamdani @AMGraceLee @errollouis @infopobn @lizkimtweets @MariamaJames13 @NYCCouncil @politico

Jewish New Yorkers are facing elevated levels of antisemitism, but the way to combat hate is for all of us – Jewish or not – to find opportunities to come together in the public square. NYC is at its best when we are all civically engaged and unafraid to have dialogue across demographic groups.

Small landlords are NOT the enemy of tenants.. In most cases they maintain their properties & arnt dicks. Rather than squeezing the little guy, why not provide them with a tax exemption so they can maintain affordable housing? We dont need more luxury housing.. just a thought

Some say renters have all the political power in NYC. But tenants are not the top of the food chain. Homeowners are — despite being outnumbered two to one. That's why they have the lowest property taxes. Yet tenants don't complain about that. therealdeal.com/new-york/202…

Small property owners are the backbone of New York City housing. Across the five boroughs, countless apartment buildings are owned by families, immigrants, retirees, and longtime New Yorkers—not large corporate landlords. They know their tenants. They maintain their buildings. They pay rising taxes, insurance, and repair costs while keeping neighborhoods stable. When policy ignores the reality of small property ownership, NYC risks losing local ownership, generational legacy, and stronger communities. Protecting small property owners means protecting New York itself. #NYC #NYCHousing #NYCRealEstate #HousingPolicy #PropertyRights

🚨 HYPOCRISY ALERT Ben Stiller urged New Yorkers to “do something” about homelessness Today he walked straight past a homeless man on the street like he didn’t exist. “Are you enjoying a home right now?” Stiller asks. “Thousands of others can’t.” Another Hollywood Fraud

Mamdani is setting small owners up for failure, clearing the way for a sinister plan to seize private property 🤷🏾‍♂️ nypost.com/2026/06/09/opinio…

“Even as their finances deteriorated and the values of their buildings declined, owners of larger rent-regulated buildings saw their property taxes increase. Meanwhile, the disparity between the assessments on high-end condos and co-ops grew, giving the owners of some of the most expensive homes in the city a huge property tax break” thecityreporter.nyc/2026/06/…

NYC’s failing small landlords deserve a Rent Guidelines Board split decision trib.al/fpYoMzC

RT @TheJewishAlly: Israel didn’t have troops in Gaza on October 8. Israel has the right to defend herself. Darializa Avila Chevalier — th…

NYC courts are of no help to landlords fighting dead-beats and squatters. I'd just hire goons. It'd be cheaper.

This is the map to our future doom.

RT @TheJewishAlly: NYC! Tomorrow! See you there! Graphic by @ usjewess Instagram The Israel Day Parade (officially known as “Israel Day…

My body my choice unless to appease Islamists @AOC

A housing market can't function if a property owner and tenant are in housing court for over 8 years! "But for the last eight years, one of his tenants has refused to pay rent, and refuses to move out of the building, leaving Diana more than $200,000 out-of-pocket while still having to pay $1,500 a month in outgoing expenses for the two-bedroom apartment, plus thousands in legal costs trying to have the squatter evicted." nypost.com/2026/05/27/opinio…

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A1621A is Assembly Housing Chair Linda Rosenthal’s bill. She is the prime Assembly sponsor. She chairs the Assembly Housing Committee that decides it. It was amended and recommitted in this session, March 26, 2026, with 21 Assembly co-sponsors. Today she is on the Million Dollar Staircase headlining a press conference to pass it. Last week she told reporters my criticism was “rambling about legislation introduced in 2009.” Pick one: trivial enough to mock, or urgent enough that the Housing Chair carries it, gatekeeps it, and headlines today’s Capitol presser to pass it? What A1621A actually does: it bars any rent-stabilized owner from collecting unpaid rent if a single CO battery is dead in any building, in any unit they touch anywhere in the state. Or a tenant pulls the battery out of their own fire detector because it goes off when they cook. Or a tenant brought home bedbugs from a thrift-store couch. Or an elderly hoarder triggers a roach citation. Or the inspector wrote up a slow drip in a kitchen faucet, or a loose hinge on a fire exit door, or a leaking radiator valve is called in the morning of the first court appearance. Any one of these, in any building anywhere in the portfolio, kills the case. Many of these are conditions tenants themselves cause, and under A1621A, a tenant can disable their own smoke detector and then defeat their own nonpayment proceeding in perpetuity with that disabled detector. That hits every operator of pre-1974 stabilized stock, and “operator” here does not split cleanly between for-profit and nonprofit. Phipps Houses, RiseBoro, Settlement Housing, and the small LLC owner down the street pay the same insurance premiums, the same mandates, the same water and sewer rates, the same heating fuel costs. They operate under the same RGB rent orders. They live under the same HSTPA repair caps. They collect the same regulated rent. The cost stack does not care who holds the deed. Neither does this bill. Tenants who pay rent deserve good housing. Tenants who need help deserve real help. Neither is achieved by a portfolio-wide rent collection ban triggered by a single inoperable smoke detector — least of all by aiming that ban at the “good” operators preserving the affordable stock New York is supposed to be trying to save. Calling 21 Assembly sponsors and her own Capitol press conference “2009 legislation” is not a rebuttal. It is an admission of obfuscation.

For anyone who thinks it only costs $20K to prepare a unit for rental after a decades-long tenancy, I have an idea: Create a program to do the work for that amount, and guarantee city approval for occupancy. My pitch to solve the vacant-unit problem: therealdeal.com/new-york/202…

Fire the corrupt Letitia James Vote Saritha Komatireddy For NY AG #NYC #NewYoker #Manhattan