The United States Supreme Court's decision not to hear a case challenging New York City's rent stabilization laws is welcome relief for
the more than two million tenants who benefit from the critical protections these laws provide. The Assembly Majority has led the way in
fighting to preserve and strengthen these laws, and today's decision affirms what we have always known, that New York City
continues to face a housing crisis and there remains a shortage of decent, affordable housing for middle-class families. With this
decision, we will continue to focus on winning critical protections for tenants and preserving affordable housing for all New Yorkers.