Rent-controlled apartments for rich people in New York City? Not so fast, says former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who says the front-running candidate for mayor, Zohran Mamdani, should give up his too.

Independent candidate Andrew Cuomo blasted Mamdani for living in a rent-stabilized apartment, calling it “an abuse of the system” and proposing a law to restrict access to such housing. Mamdani hit back during an anti-Trump rally,

Mamdani has told The New York Times that he rents his one-bedroom apartment in Astoria, one of nearly a million rent-stabilized units in the city, for $2,300 a month. Cuomo, a multimillionaire who moved into the city last year in advance of his mayoral run, pays a monthly rent of about $8,000.