Report NY should evaluate pros cons of good cause eviction /

As New York housing advocates demand state lawmakers pass a bill to keep landlords from evicting renters without "good cause," a new report cautioned them about getting what they wish for. The New York University report found good cause eviction can create long-term challenges for tenants and landlords, including discouraging maintenance investments in new and existing housing, increasing costs to resolve disputes and landlords screening tenants more rigorously. Vicki Been, Furman Center faculty director at New York University, said alternatives could help improve landlord-tenant relations. ...

Related Keywords

New York , United States , Colorado , New York University , State Of Utah , Utah , Nevada , American , Steve Waldrip , Vicki Been , Susan Dunn , Mary Evilsizer , Las Vegas , Furman Center , Colorado Coalition For The Homeless , York University , Southern Nevada Centers For Independent Living , Utah Foundation , Renaissance Children Center , Northern Nevada Center , New Yorkers , Marist Poll , Renaissance Children , Colorado Coalition , Budget Policy , Health Issues , American Dream , Silver State , Southern Nevada Centers , Independent Living , Social Security , Northern Nevada Center For Independent Living , Htmlcss Bootstrap , Ulti Level Menu , Ubmenu , Reeview Nav Menu Examples ,