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This Fact Sheet contains information on the requirements that generally must be met for a building to be considered rent stabilized, or for an apartment to be considered rent controlled. It also contains general information on rent increases, rent overcharges, rent reductions for decreases in services, harassment, and rent registration.
4 Απρ 2023 · This Fact Sheet explains the policies behind renewal leases for tenants who want to remain in rent-stabilized apartments. DEFINITIONS Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR): DHCR is the New York State agency that invests in communities, preserves and protects affordable housing and enforces the state’s
FACT SHEET #42: HOTELS, SROS AND ROOMING HOUSES PAGE 2 OF 3 To access a list of current and prior rent guidelines, go to the website of the NYC Rent Guidelines Board at www.nyc.gov/rgb. Owners may be lawfully entitled to other rent increases, such as Individual Apartment Improvements, building wide major capital
Tenants can file relevant complaints on a variety of forms created by the Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR). DHCR is required to serve the complaint on the owner, gather evidence and then issue a written order which is subject to appeal.
This Fact Sheet is intended to lay out basic information about 421-a, a New York State property tax exemption, and rent stabilization. The answers below seek to explain how to learn about the status of your building and apartment, and provide contact information for additional guidance.
STANDARD LEASE ADDENDA for Rent Stabilized Tenants (outside of NYC) must be attached. These will explain how the proposed rent was computed and describe the rights and obligations of tenants and owners under the Rent Stabilization Law.
For rent stabilized apartments outside NYC and for rent controlled apartments statewide, the owner must apply to DHCR for an order granting a certificate of eviction by filing an "Owner's Application for Order Granting Approval
