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  • Fair Housing

    Fair housing

    Accessible housing for everyone

    Whether you live in a city, suburban area, or rural neighborhood, finding safe, budget-friendly housing can be an obstacle.

    Fortunately, our laws protect your right to pick where to live without discrimination based on race, faith, sex, or a variety of other attributes.

    Federal and our state laws in New york city exist to ensure that equivalent housing chances are offered to all. Some regional governments offer even more defenses. This guidance discusses some of those laws and includes information about what to do if you think a landlord, seller, or loan provider has actually discriminated versus you.

    Housing is one of life's fundamentals