Two ways to help — one direct, one legal.
Support the cause funds the case and the record. Take legal action is for New York homeowners who have been directly affected by Local Law 18 or OSE enforcement. These paths are deliberately kept separate.
Support the Cause
Open to everyone. Fund the filing, add your name to the public record, or share your story.
$75,000 to officially file this lawsuit.
$150,000 to fund the full litigation effort.
This isn’t a general donation — it’s the difference between this case getting filed and not.
Filing Fund
$0 of $75,000
0% raised · Next stage goal: $150,000
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Add Your Name in Support
Open to everyone — homeowners, small business owners, past short-term rental guests, and anyone who supports fair treatment for homeowners.This is a public show of support, not a legal filing.
Share Your Story
Feeds the Homeowner Voices archive. Photo, video, audio, written, or letter — your call.
Take Legal Action
For homeowners who own a one- or two-family primary residence in New York City and have been affected by Local Law 18 or OSE enforcement.
Become a Plaintiff
For homeowners only. If you own a one- or two-family primary residence in New York City and have been affected by Local Law 18 or OSE enforcement, we want to hear from you.
The existing intake form takes 3–5 minutes and is reviewed by the litigation team. It opens in a new tab.
Informational only; submitting does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Case Overview & Updates
Where the case currently stands, recent filings, and upcoming procedural dates.
Join the Coalition
For organizations, civic groups, and institutional partners interested in joining the homeowner-rights coalition.
Contact Your Council Member
Find your NYC Council district and see whether your member is a co-sponsor of Int. 879.
Attend a Hearing
Public attendance is one of the most visible ways to support the legislative record.
No hearings currently scheduled. This list will update as dates are set on the City Council calendar.