Andrew Cuomo is going on offense against fellow New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani over his rent-stabilized apartment despite his well-off financial status.  Cuomo formally unveiled a legislative proposal on Tuesday that he’s calling “Zohran’s Law,” which would require that upon a rent-stabilized apartment becoming vacant, the rent for the next renter must be no less than 30 percent of their income. He said this would ensure that rent-stabilized apartments are available for those who need it and not the wealthy. 

“We must build more housing quickly, but we also need to ensure that our rent-stabilized apartments are going to the New Yorkers who need them the most,” the former New York governor said. “They are supposed to be for hardworking men and women, but far too many rich p

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