Following an emotional hearing disrupted by protestors, a preliminary vote Tuesday by the Rent Guidelines Board set the stage for increases of up to 5 percent for one-year leases, and 7 percent for two-year leases.
Source: Inman News
Tenants rage as board votes to hike rent on millions of New Yorkers
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