Episode 119: Humberto Lopes and John Catsimatidis on Rent Freezes, Rising Property Taxes, and NYC Housing Crisis

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Episode 119: Humberto Lopes and John Catsimatidis on Rent Freezes, Rising Property Taxes, and NYC Housing Crisis

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On this episode, Suzanne Miller sits down with Humberto Lopes and John Catsimatidis as they break down the growing crisis in New York City’s housing market. They dive into the impact of potential rent freezes, skyrocketing property taxes, and why many landlords say they’re losing money year after year. The conversation exposes how rising costs, outdated policies, and long eviction timelines are forcing owners to leave units vacant and rethink investing in the city. With warnings about businesses leaving, real estate values collapsing, and over 100,000 apartments potentially sitting empty, this discussion takes a hard look at the policies shaping NYC’s future and who ultimately pays the price. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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