On this episode of Closed! Emily Cajigas and Cooper Knowlton chat with journalist Kim Velsey about a variety of topics related to the New York City housing market including how Airbnb rentals are affecting supply, bidding wars, and the proposed Good Cause Eviction Bill. They also address the new changes to the rent stabilization laws and how brokers are responding to the tightening market. It’s a great conversation and Kim has a ton of interesting insights on all of these topics. You can find Kim on Twitter at @KVelsey.
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