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4. Banked Rent. If the Landlord has banked additional rent increases, in accordance with Section 6-235 below, this banked amount, in whole or in part, may be added to the increases permitted by subsections (i) and (ii) above.
increase. After twelve (12) months, the Landlord may only increase the rent charged for a Covered Unit by an amount that conforms to the following specifications:
2. The increase in rent (if any) when compared to the previous Rental Year’s rent;
(a) To hear, review, and approve or deny Landlord applications for rent increases greater than the Allowable Increase Percentage, as provided for in Section 6-234 above;
f) A landlord who is not in substantial compliance with any provision of this chapter, including but not limited to the Rent Stabilization Ordinance, may not demand, accept or retain any rent increase otherwise permitted by this section or any...
At no time shall any Landlord charge Rent on a Covered Unit that exceeds the Base Rent plus any accrued increases allowed 6-99
Base rent means the initial amount of rent that a Landlord charged for a Covered Unit prior to the increases allowed under this ordinance, as more specifically defined in Section 6-233 of this Article. For the purposes of the...
(b) A Landlord may not increase the rent charged for a Covered Unit within twelve (12) months following a previous Rent 6-96
The Landlord submitting an application for an additional rent increase bears the burden of proof, including the burden of providing all necessary documentation, to demonstrate that the increase is necessary to receive a fair return on investment. Such documentation shall...
(a) To hear, review, and approve or deny Landlord applications for rent increases greater than those allowed by the Rent Stabilization Ordinance;
2. The increase in rent (if any) when compared to the previous registration;
...A landlord may increase the rent on a Covered Unit by five percent (5%) of the base rent in addition to any other allowable increases when a new tenant occupies a unit, but only if the previous Tenancy was terminated...
Allowable increase percentage means the standard amount that the rent of a Covered Unit may be raised within the following Calendar Year, unless a Landlord is entitled to additional increases as provided in Sections 6-233 or 6-234 below...
...publish the Allowable Increase Percentage for the following calendar year, and shall announce and explain the methodology for calculating the Allowable Increase Percentage at the first meeting of the Rent Board following such publication. The Rent Board shall hear public...
Banked rent means the Base Rent for a Covered Unit, plus any increase in rent to which the Landlord was entitled under Sections 6-233 and 6-234 below, but that was not charged to a Tenant during a particular...
...If, within fourteen (14) days of filing such a complaint, the notice is not rescinded by the Landlord, an appeal of said rent increase may be filed with the Rent Board. Upon receipt of the appeal, the Rent Board shall...
Office shall establish and publish the Allowable Increase Percentage and the Tax Rate Rent Adjustment for the following calendar year.
(c) At no time may a Landlord raise the rent of a Covered Unit by more than ten (10) percent. Any rent increases available to a Landlord in excess of ten (10) percent must be banked for later use.
(c) To hear, review, and grant or deny complaints or appeals from Tenants, individually or collectively, regarding Rent charges or Rent increases not in compliance with the Rent Stabilization Ordinance, or other matters falling within the scope of the Rent...
d. Any additional increase, within the opinion of the Rent Board, required to allow the Landlord to receive a fair rate of return. 6-85