University settlement society of new york Review

I went to the University Settlement for the Rent Law Town Hall meeting to discuss and get feedback regarding Universal Rent Control for New York State between NYC Tenants and NYS Elected Officials.

The meeting was held at the University Settlement, Speyer Hall located at 184 Eldridge Street in the Lower East Side (LES) neighborhood of NYC.

Tons of folks have already arrived when i got there around 2, and tons more was still arriving.

The NYS Elected Officials confirmed to attend was:

NY State Assemblymember Niou,
NY State Assemblymember Epstein,

NY State Senator Hoylman & NY State Senator Kavanagh.

The building is historical and full of wonderful nostalgia.

Enjoy the one-day event that I went to at that location and I like the services that they offer to people in the community.

ever heard of the term "you get what you paid for"? well well well...

I went there when I was a kid I had a guidance counselor I used to see think his name was Tom good memories there

I come to this place to take art or craft type classes. The staff is friendly and helpful. It has a ramp for persons with mobility issues n handicapped issues. They finally obtained and installed air conditioning to cool off an otherwise hot space. So appreciated.

Been there many many times and always have a good time, food this time was DELISH

I was at the University Settlement for The Universal Rent Control for New York State called the Rent Laws Town Hall on April 6, 2019.

The address for the Universally Settlement is 184 Eldridge Street in the Lower East Side (LES) area of New York City.

It was NYC Tenents and Elected Officiials join together to fight keeping NYC renters protected.

The elected Officials confirmed to attend was:

NY State Assemblymember Niou,

NY State Assemblymember
Epstein,

NY State Senator Hoylman & NY State Senator Kavanagh.

There was already a lot of NYC Tenants seated by 2 pm when i arrived, and there was more arriving. There were NYC Tenants from all walks of life, and many were quite upset.

Rent increases is not a pleasant topic to digest. Every New Yorker Rentor and NYC Rentor have had their rent increased year after year, aome every 2 years if they opt for a 2 year lease.