STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City officials announced Thursday that they would delay a planned lien sale to give owners in the five boroughs more time to get their properties removed from the debt list.
Initially, the sale had been set for Tuesday with Monday the last day for corrections, but the Department of Finance update pushed the sale to June 3 with the last day for correction June 2.
“This extension gives New Yorkers more time to take action and get help,” said Finance Commissioner Preston Niblack. “We’re doing everything we can to connect property owners with payment options and support services to help them avoid the lien sale and stay in their homes. If you or someone you know is at risk, now is the time to reach out.”…