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New York City Rent Stabilization Case Rejected by Supreme Court

Source: New York Times | New York City | April 24, 2012



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Tenants in nearly a million apartments subject to New York City’s rent regulations could breathe a sigh of relief, as the United States Supreme Court, after indicating it might be interested in hearing a challenge to the regulations, decided to let them stand.

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