NYS DHCR Fact Sheet #24
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- NYS DHCR Fact Sheet #24
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- New York (state)
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725 charsFACT SHEET # 24 Major Capital Improvements (MCI) 9 PAGES SUMMARY AND HIGHLIGHTS AT A GLANCE MCIs are building-wide improvements to systems such as boilers, This Fact Sheet windows, electrical rewiring, plumbing and roofs. Unnecessary cosmetic describes owners’ rights improvements or work done in individual apartments that is not otherwise an improvement to the entire building are not eligible for MCIs. and responsibilities when raising rent after upgrading a building Requirements • To be eligible for a rent increase, the MCI must be a that’s subject to rent- new installation and not a repair to old equipment. stabilization or rent- • Any claimed MCI cost must be supported by adequate control laws. documentation.