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Mayor Mamdani Launches Fast-Track Program for Housing Court Cases

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a fast-track program for critical housing court cases on August 25, 2026, aimed at expediting lawsuits involving building-wide conditions. The initiative, effective since July 16, allows eligible cases to be assigned to a judge on the same day they are filed. Critics have described the program as anti-landlord, while supporters argue it addresses urgent housing issues.

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Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a fast-track program for critical housing court cases on August 25, 2026, aimed at expediting lawsuits involving building-wide conditions. The initiative, effective since July 16, allows eligible cases to be assigned to a judge on the same day they are filed. Critics have described the program as anti-landlord, while supporters argue it addresses urgent housing issues.

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Mamdani unveils fast-track program for ‘critical’ housing cases — in latest ‘anti-landlord’ move: critics

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Mayor Mamdani Launches Fast-Track Program for Housing Court Cases