New York Tackles Squatter Problem with 'No Trespassing' Signs and Legislative Efforts

As squatting incidents rise in New York, local news advises homeowners to use 'No Trespassing' signs for protection, while legislative changes are pursued.

• Local news channels in New York recommend 'No Trespassing' signs to deter squatters, highlighting the city's legal loophole that allows squatters to claim rights after 30 days.
• A series of high-profile squatting cases in New York has brought attention to the issue, with one homeowner arrested for attempting to remove squatters.
• In response to the squatting problem, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed legislation to protect property rights and facilitate squatter removal.
• New York Assemblyman Jake Blumencranz introduced a bill to redefine squatters as trespassers, aiming to simplify their removal by police.
• Homeowners are advised to take preventative measures, such as installing home security systems and informing local police of extended absences.

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