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• Fair Housing
  
  Fair housing
  
  Accessible housing for everyone
  
  Whether you reside in a city, residential area, or rural neighborhood, finding safe, economical housing can be a difficulty.
  
  Fortunately, our laws protect your right to choose where to live without discrimination based on race, religious beliefs, sex, or a variety of other characteristics.
  
  Federal and our state laws in New York exist to ensure that equal housing opportunities are readily available to all. Some regional federal governments provide a lot more defenses. This assistance describes a few of those laws and consists of details about what to do if you think a property manager, seller, or lender has actually discriminated versus you.
  
  Housing is one of life's essentials