Passage of City Council FARE Act Eliminates Broker Fees for Renters
Renters received some positive news this week when it was annouonced that Brooklyn City Council Member Chi Ossé’s bill, Intro 360, The Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses (FARE) Act, passed with a supermajority of 42 votes in the New York City Council,
Broker fees in NYC will be covered by landlords, instead of tenants, under a new law passed Wednesday by the City Council.
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Good-bye to the Broker FeeThe broker fee as we know it is over in New York City. A City Council bill that would prevent your landlord from charging you ...
Chi Ossé is the City Council’s first Gen Z member, and he took a very Gen Z approach to building support for his ...
In the Greater Boston area, the broker’s fee is usually an entire month’s rent. According to Zumper, the average cost of a ...
The FARE Act, a longtime project of Brooklyn representative Chi Ossé, will make it so New Yorkers moving into a new apartment ...
The whopping amount includes the broker's cut, first month's rent in advance and security deposit, according to the study by ...
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