Editorial credit: rblfmr / shutterstock.com Affordable housing remains a lifeline for thousands of New Yorkers facing high rents, job instability, and economic challenges. Fortunately, New York City offers a wide…
Editorial credit: Wandering views / shuterstock.com Navigating New York City's complex web of real estate, housing rights, and neighborhood planning can feel overwhelming. Whether you are a tenant fighting for…
In 2024, New York took a major step toward strengthening tenants’ rights by passing Good Cause Eviction protections. However, while the law offers critical defenses against unfair evictions and rent…
Editorial credit: shu2260 / shutterstock.com In a bustling city like New York, the right to safe, stable housing is fundamental, yet it remains out of reach for thousands. As the…
Introduction: The Advent of Good Cause Eviction in New York City Enactment and Purpose On April 20, 2024, New York State enacted significant legislation altering the landscape of landlord-tenant law…
Introduction: Navigating Homeownership in NYC and NYS The Complexity of Homeownership Owning property in New York City (NYC) and New York State (NYS) presents a unique set of opportunities and…
After a pandemic-era pause, New York City’s tax lien sale is officially back, starting May 20, 2025. If you’re a property owner with unpaid taxes, water, sewer, or emergency repair…
By Brian Figeroux, Esq. In 2025, the abrupt revocation of F-1 student visas and termination of SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) records has left over 1,100 international students…
By Brian Figeroux, Esq. Executive Summary: After the Ballots Are Counted: Who Keeps Watch on NYC’s New Mayor? In New York City’s 2025 mayoral election, candidates are offering bold promises…
A deep analysis of how racial and economic realities shape the concerns of white and non-white voters — and whether equitable solutions are within reach. By Brian Figeroux, Esq. Divided…