Our Success
Preserving Affordable Housing |
Rent Refunds |
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P.A.'L.A.N.T.E. has a proactive bottom-up approach to preserving NYC's affordable housing stock. In 2016, 177 rent overcharge claims resulted in $2.9M rent refunds to tenants. |
In 2014, fifteen tenants received rent refunds totaling $676,125.87: -569 W. 150 St. (8 families) $341,092.94 -701 Saint Nicholas (2 families) $132,926.57 -545 W 146 St. (5 families) $202,106.36 /-connect to sliders-//> |
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Landlord Owes Tenant $112,000 |
Top Rated Non-Profit |
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A simple step of submitting a rent overcharge complaint with the Division of Housing & Community Renewal (DHCR) resulted in landlord owing tenant a tremendous amount of money. |
Our community residents selected P.A.'L.A.N.T.E. Harlem. We are among a distinguished few to receive this community endorsement. |
Tenant Organizing |
Impacted Legislation |
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We succeeded in helping implement program changes to 157 City-owned properties. Family members living in Tenant Interim Lease (TIL) and in the Affordable Neighborhood Cooperative Program (ANCP) buildings now have the right to succession that was not granted since the 1970s; |
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Fire Victims Return After 2 YR. Battle |
Our Unsung Sheroes |
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Families at 509 W 134 ST successfully returned to their rent stabilized apartments paying the same amount of rent after a vicious electrical fire forced the 19 families to become homeless. |
P.ALANTE's founder and executive director recognized by NYS Housing Committee Chairman Keith LT Wright and by NYC Council Member Inez E. Dickens. |