Do you want NYC rent freeze? Mamdani calls for New Yorkers to testify
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is calling on New Yorkers to testify in support of a rent freeze for rent-stabilized apartments. The Rent Guidelines Board is set to vote on rent increases in June, and Mamdani's administration is canvassing the city to encourage public testimony.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is launching an initiative to mobilize New Yorkers to testify in support of a rent freeze for rent-stabilized apartments. The Rent Guidelines Board, which Mamdani has appointed six members to, will vote on rent increases in June. Mamdani's campaign website states that he will immediately freeze rent for stabilized tenants if elected. The Mayor's Office of Mass Engagement is canvassing across the city, with stops in the Bronx, Queens, Manhattan, and Brooklyn. The Rent Guidelines Board will hold hearings in June, with dates set for June 4 in Queens, June 8 in the Bronx, June 11 in Brooklyn, and June 16 in Manhattan. The board considers public testimony as part of its decision-making process.
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