New York has dealt with epidemics before—and those outbreaks led to infrastructure changes and housing reforms.

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Elected officials want a suspension on all non-essential construction in the five boroughs, but the industry is pushing back.

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Landlords who do choose to mail in new eviction cases will also have to provide an affidavit confirming that they have reviewed all existing state and federal restrictions on evictions and believe ...