Residents of a city-supervised cooperative in the Bronx are facing rent increases of more than 30%, according to reports from affected tenants.

The rent hikes have drawn criticism from residents who say the increases contradict expectations about affordable housing policies. The cooperative operates under city supervision, though specific details about the oversight arrangement were not immediately available.

Residents have expressed frustration over the significant increase in their housing costs, with some citing concerns about affordability in the area. The exact number of units affected and the timeline for implementing the increases has not been disclosed.

The situation highlights ongoing challenges with housing affordability in New York City, particularly in outer boroughs like the Bronx where many residents rely on regulated or subsidized housing options.

City officials have not yet provided detailed explanations for the rent increases or outlined any potential relief measures for affected residents. The cooperative's management structure and the specific reasons driving the rent adjustments remain unclear.