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Posted by satori on February 20, 1999 at 18:58:12:

In Reply to: Re: Not Stabilized After Tax Abatement Period? posted by Will on February 19, 1999 at 22:36:41:

I"m almost positive about this , I read that a landlord cannot make
and apartment that is stabalized unstabilized, unless he follows
DHCR procedures and asks for it and during that period, the landlord
is required to notify the tenant of the application the landlord
makes with DHCR.So the tenant has the right to file a grievance. I even read the law here on tenant.net
It seeems to me that if you were never notified you were denied due process
under the law.
: : Renewal Lease I receive said that because the 421-a tax abatement period ended my apartment was no longer subject to stabilization. Assumning this is correct, what standards govern what rent the landlord may charge. The amount he is asking for is not an even number which makes me suspect that there is still some limitation. Does any one have info?

: Supposidly going market rates...so if the increase isn't high..either the market matches what you're paying now or your landlord likes you...don't ask any questions and take the lease if you still want the apartment.

: Will

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: I"m almost positive about this , I read that a landlord cannot make
: and apartment that is stabalized unstabilized, unless he follows
: DHCR procedures and asks for it and during that period, the landlord
:  is required to notify the tenant of the application the landlord
:  makes with DHCR.So the tenant has the right to  file a grievance. I even read the law here on tenant.net
: It seeems to me that if you were never notified you were denied due process
:  under the law.
: : : Renewal Lease I receive said that because the 421-a tax abatement period ended my apartment was no longer subject to stabilization.  Assumning this is correct, what standards govern what rent the landlord may charge.  The amount he is asking for is not an even number which makes me suspect that there is still some limitation.  Does any one have info?

: : Supposidly going market rates...so if the increase isn't high..either the market matches what you're paying now or your landlord likes you...don't ask any questions and take the lease if you still want the apartment.

: 
: : Will


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