Save63Tiffany

I'd like to share a story about the sad truth of the loss of low income housing in NYC, and how families are being evicted from their homes after 30 years.  
We have lived at 63 Tiffany Place, a 70 unit low income building in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, for close to 30 years and now because of a greedy landlord, we will be evicted, or forced to pay outrageous rent increases, that we simply cannot afford.  Our building was actually written about in the NY Times, when we first moved in, as a glowing example of these great tax programs that allowed working, low income NYers, like us, to live in these shiny new buildings.  However now as these tax programs are about to expire at the end of 2023, these very tenants will be forced out of their homes, homes that they've lived in for decades.  Tenants that moved in in their 40s, 50s and 60s are currently in their 70s, 80s and even 90s, many with health issues and disabilities, where will they go now?   More info at www.Save63Tiffany.com .