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Is there a way, legally or legislatively. to make housing affordable for everybody in New York? How can you do this as a lawyer?

How do I avoid "golden handcuffs"?
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In the early months of 1L, my friend Gabe and I decided to live together. Our leases, in subsidized, yet still incredibly expensive, Columbia housing, were to expire at the end of May. We wanted to start looking far earlier, but units would only list about a month before the lease was to start. Given that, we only started looking in earnest at the end of April.
  
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How do I avoid "golden handcuffs"?
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In the early months of 1L, my friend Gabe and I decided to live together. Our leases, in subsidized, yet still incredibly expensive, Columbia housing, were to expire at the end of May. We wanted to start looking far earlier, but units would only list about a month before the lease was to start. Given that, we only started looking in earnest at the end of April.
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Ideas:

Is there a way, legally or legislatively. to make housing affordable for everybody in New York? How can you do this as a lawyer?

How do I avoid "golden handcuffs"?

-- By KieranSingh2001 - 16 Apr 2024

Section I

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Section II

Subsection A

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