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NYS DHCR Fact Sheet #42

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NYS DHCR Fact Sheet #42
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New York (state)
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 On February 20, 2020, a permanent/rent  On February 1, 2020, Ms. Chan moves into
stabilized tenant paying $200 a week an SRO Unit, requests a lease, acquires
vacates a hotel unit. permanent/rent stabilized status, and her
rent is legally set at $300 a week.
 On March 1, 2020, Mr. Ortiz moves in and
does not request a lease. He is a transient  On February 1, 2021, the anniversary date,
tenant and is charged a rent of $250 a Ms. Chan’s rent of $300 can be raised by
week. the guideline in effect (Hotel Order #50 - 0%
increase), which is a $0 increase and legal
 On September 1, 2020, Mr. Ortiz becomes rent remains $300.
a permanent/rent stabilized tenant as he
has been in occupancy for 6 months. His  On August 10, 2021, Ms. Chan, pursuant to
rent needs to be adjusted. The previous filing a written application, receives a DHCR
legal rent of $200 can be increased by the Order finding a decrease in services. It has
guideline in effect (Hotel Order #49 - 0% a June 1, 2021 effective date.
increase), which is a $0 increase and the
legal rent remains $200.  On September 1, 2021, the $300 rent paid
by Ms. Chan cannot be reduced by the most
 On September 1, 2021, the anniversary date, recent guideline adjustment rent increase,
Mr. Ortiz is still in occupancy, and the legal since it was 0%. However, the $300 rent
rent may be increased by the guideline cannot be raised and is “frozen” until DHCR
in effect (Hotel Order #50 - 0% increase), issues a rent restoration order finding
which is $0 and the legal rent remains services were restored.
$200.
This fact sheet is only a summary of relevant
 Annual apartment registration filings for this sections of the Rent Stabilization Code. For
apartment are as follows: comprehensive and detailed information on this
topic, please refer