City lawmakers passed a bill that boosts the income eligibility threshold for SCRIE and DRIE, a program that freezes rents for tenants in rent-regulated apartments who are seniors or have disabilities. The city is expanding eligibility for programs that freeze the rent for senior tenants and those with disabilities. The City Council voted Thursday to.
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City lawmakers passed a bill that boosts the income eligibility threshold for SCRIE and DRIE, a program that freezes rents for tenants in rent-regulated apartments who are seniors or have disabilities. The city is expanding eligibility for programs that freeze the rent for senior tenants and those with disabilities. The City Council voted Thursday to.
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