Posted by New York Tenant on March 28, 2001 at 07:21:19:
In Reply to: lease renewal posted by Annette on March 28, 2001 at 00:03:41:
A renewal lease gives the landlord the right to collect a higher rent. You're still protected by the rent stabilization laws without a renewal lease.
You could file a complaint with DHCR to get a renewal lease, and any rent increase would not be retroactive. But you're probably better off doing nothing and continue paying the rent in your original lease.
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: My landlord has not offered me a new lease even though the old one finished about a year or two ago. It used to be that if you were in a rent stabilized apartment and the landlord did not offer to renew your lease, your old one was still valid. Is this till true? Should I take action against the landlord for not offering the lease renewal or leave things as they are? We had a big argument today over the heat and they yelled at me telling me that if I didn't like it I should 'get the hell out'.
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