11 Rent Guidelines Board’s meetings, 8 transcribed
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Jun 16 · Board meetingThe Rent Guidelines Board opened the last of four public hearings on proposed rent adjustments for leases starting between October 1, 2026 and September 30, 2027.Speakers: Chantella Mitchell
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Jun 11 · Board meeting71 people spoke in public comment, one of the five biggest crowds in New York in 12 months.
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Jun 4 · Board meeting73 people spoke in public comment, one of the five biggest crowds in New York in 12 months.Speakers: Chantella Mitchell
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May 21 · Board meetingThe chair introduced the RGB co-research director, who presented the changes report on additions and subtractions of rent-stabilized units in 2025.Speakers: Chantella Mitchell, Adán Soltren, Sina Sinai
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May 7 · Board meetingThe chair announced four public hearings in June and a final vote on June 25th at El Museo del Barrio.Speakers: Chantella Mitchell
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Apr 16 · Board meetingThe next meeting was announced for April 23rd, with the 2026 hotel report and invited owner and tenant testimony; the preliminary vote was announced for Thursday, May 7th.Speakers: Chantella Mitchell, Lauren Melodia, Sina Sinai
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Apr 9 · Board meetingStaff presented the 2026 Price Index of Operating Costs, reporting that the PIOC rose 5.3% and is projected to increase 4.1% next year.Speakers: Chantella Mitchell, Adán Soltren, Sina Sinai, Lauren Melodia
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Mar 26 · Board meetingThe chair opened the first of the board's public meetings and hearings on lease adjustments for rent-stabilized units with leases starting October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027.Speakers: Adán Soltren, Lauren Melodia
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