Newburgh residents say they are being priced out of apartments
The city is conducting a rental-vacancy study. If it finds a vacancy rate of less than 5%, the state may allow the formation of a board with the authority to control or freeze rents to prevent displacement.
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Oct 16, 2023, 11:34 AM
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The city is conducting a rental-vacancy study. If it finds a vacancy rate of less than 5%, the state may allow the formation of a board with the authority to control or freeze rents to prevent displacement.
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