Adrienne Adams and Pierina Sanchez, in a joint statement, expressed their approval of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision not to hear a challenge to the Rent Stabilization Law. They stressed the necessity of affordable housing in New York City and highlighted the law’s role in maintaining it.
They viewed the Supreme Court’s refusal as consistent with past rulings, benefiting city residents. Adams and Sanchez also brought attention to the nationwide shortage of affordable housing and emphasized the Rent Stabilization Law’s significance in averting excessive rent hikes, which can disrupt families and communities, especially during the ongoing housing crisis.
In conclusion, they urged city, state, and federal governments to continue prioritizing affordable housing programs. They asserted that such initiatives are essential in preventing issues like increased homelessness and evictions.
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