N.Y. Real Prop. Law § 216
(a) (i) The tenant has failed to pay rent due and owing, provided however that the rent due and owing, or any part thereof, did not result from a rent increase which is unreasonable. In determining whether all or part...
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(a) (i) The tenant has failed to pay rent due and owing, provided however that the rent due and owing, or any part thereof, did not result from a rent increase which is unreasonable. In determining whether all or part...
5. All rent increases, including all fees, rents, charges, assessments and utilities, shall be subject and pursuant to section two hundred thirty-three-b of this article.
8. The term "local rent standard" shall mean a rent increase equal to the inflation index or ten percent, whichever is lower. * NB Repealed June 15, 2034
x. 1. Rent and other fees, charges and assessments may not be increased by a manufactured home park owner or operator more than once in any year.
...Notice of rent increase or non-renewal of residential tenancy. 1. * (a) Whenever a landlord intends to offer to renew the tenancy of an occupant in a residential dwelling unit with a rent increase equal to or greater than five...
...renewal; and (iii) if the landlord is increasing the rent upon an existing lease of a unit subject to article six-A of the real property law above the applicable local rent standard, as defined in subdivision eight of section...
...or facilities which the tenant pays in addition to rent, including but not limited to charges for fitness centers, parking, storage, or facility rentals, provided that such charges are not imposed or increased for the purposes of circumventing this article.
...home tenants within the park pursuant to subdivision e of this section, provided that such renewal lease may not include a rent increase greater than that imposed on similarly situated manufactured home tenants that own their home within the park.
(j) The tenant fails to agree to reasonable changes to a lease at renewal, including increases in rent that are not unreasonable as defined in paragraph (a) of this subdivision, as long as written notice of the changes to the...
...renewal; and (iii) if the landlord is increasing the rent upon an existing lease of a unit subject to article six-A of the real property law above the applicable local rent standard, as defined in subdivision eight of section...
* (a) Whenever a landlord intends to offer to renew the tenancy of an occupant in a residential dwelling unit with a rent increase equal to or greater than five percent above the current rent, or the landlord does not intend...
...Rent, utilities and charges for facilities and services available to the tenant may not be increased unless a lease has been offered to the tenant as required by subdivision e of this section.
(ii) Whenever a court considers whether a rent increase is unreasonable, the court may consider all relevant facts, including but not limited to a landlord's costs for fuel and other utilities, insurance, and maintenance; but in all cases, the...
...s lease, to renew the lease or offer a new lease, or offering a new lease with an unreasonable rent increase; provided, however, that a landlord shall not be required under this section to offer a new lease or a...
(c) (i) The court shall not require the respondent to deposit the portion of rent or use and occupancy, if any, which is payable by direct government housing subsidy, any currently effective senior citizen increase exemption authorized pursuant to sections...
...Recognizing that the Marrones were entitled to a rent increase, having added two bedrooms to the apartment when the petitioner rented it, and apparently unsatisfied that the statutory formula for a rent increase for increased dwelling space — one-fortieth of...
...Recognizing that the Marrones were entitled to a rent increase, having added two bedrooms to the apartment when the petitioner rented it, and apparently unsatisfied that the statutory formula for a rent increase for increased dwelling space — one-fortieth of...
...To cover cases where rent increases took effect in the interim period, RSA, with the approval of HDA, adopted section 35B of its code of regulations giving to the New York City Conciliation and Appeals Board (CAB), whose members are...
...Required lease riders attached to leases will have greater detail as to how the rent was calculated, including details about how any IAI rent increase was calculated; tenants will be able to request documentation from owners to support an IAI...
...Required lease riders attached to leases will have greater detail as to how the rent was calculated, including details about how any IAI rent increase was calculated; tenants will be able to request documentation from owners to support an IAI...