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No, it was abolished for the whole country, cities have no ability to impose it (in fact they have very little power to do stuff). (doesn't New York still have
by justincormack 12y ago
No, it was abolished for the whole country, cities have no ability to impose it (in fact they have very little power to do stuff).
(doesn't New York still have rent control?)
- tedunangst 12y agoNYC has not just rent control, but rent fixed apartments. Which leads to a rentocracy where people inherit 1500/mo leases for 10000/mo apartments and all manner of tricks and lies to make it happen. And then building owners install electronic locks to record visits and prove residents are only living part time in their apartment.