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New York Rent Laws
NYC Rent Control
The City Rent and Rehabilitation Law [CRRL]
(N.Y.C. Admin. Code Sections 26-401 -- 26-415) expires June 15, 1997
The New York City Rent and Rehabilitation Law
enables rent control in New York City.
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TenantNet makes no representation the enclosed material is current
or will be applied as written. The reader is advised that DHCR often
fails to properly apply, interpret or enforce housing laws. Since
housing laws are complex and often contradictory, it is recommended
the reader obtain competent legal advice from a tenant attorney or
counseling from a tenant association or community group.
Table of Contents
Section
- Section 26-401. Declaration and findings.
- Section 26-402. Short title.
- Section 26-403. Definitions.
- Section 26-403.1. High income rent decontrol.
- Section 26-404. City rent agency; division of housing and community renewal.
- Section 26-405. General powers and duties of the city rent agency.
- Section 26-406. Tax abatement for properties subject to rent exemption orders.
- Section 26-407. Labor cost pass-along.
- Section 26-408. Evictions.
- Section 26-409. Investigation; records; reports.
- Section 26-410. Procedure.
- Section 26-411. Judicial review.
- Section 26-412. Prohibitions.
- Section 26-413. Enforcement and penalties.
- Section 26-414. Decontrol on basis of vacancy rate.
- Section 26-415. Surveys of need for rent control.
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