9 NYCRR § 2102.3 — Grounds for increase of maximum rent (State Rent & Eviction Regs., via Cornell LII)

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9 NYCRR § 2102.3 — Grounds for increase of maximum rent (State Rent & Eviction Regs., via Cornell LII)
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https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/new-york/9-NYCRR-2102.3 ↗

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(iii) At the discretion of the DHCR, the DHCR
may inspect the major capital improvement to determine whether the installation
was conducted in a workmanlike manner or the work was sufficiently
comprehensive so as to benefit all tenants.

(16) The DHCR shall annually inspect and
audit no less than twenty-five percent of applications for a temporary major
capital improvement increase that have been submitted and approved. Such
process shall include individual inspections and document review to ensure that
owners complied with all obligations and responsibilities under the law for
temporary major capital improvement increases. Inspections shall include
in-person confirmation that such improvements have been completed in such way
as described in the application.

(e) Increased subtenants or occupants.

(1) There has been since March 1, 1950 a
subletting without the written consent of the landlord or an increase in the
number of adult occupants who are not members of the immediate family of the
tenant, and the landlord has not been compensated therefor by adjustment of the
maximum rent by lease or order of the Administrator or pursuant to the federal
Act.

(2) The Administrator may
grant an appropriate adjustment by reason of such change. Such adjustment shall
be effective only during the period of subletting or increase in the number of
occupants.

(f) Unique or
peculiar circumstances

(1) Because of unique
or peculiar circumstances which materially affected the maximum rent thereof,
the maximum rent is substantially lower than the rents generally prevailing in
the same area for substantially similar housing accommodations.