rent-regulations

Landlords are warning warehousing apartments could become the new normal. The news comes as the city confirmed it is investigating reports that Stuyvesant

By Sabina Mollot Throughout the month that has gone by since the state legislature enacted the strongest rent regulations New York has ever seen, some

A rapidly growing population of urban seniors is giving some investors gray hair. Fears are brewing that if developers can’t meet demand from a ‘silver

By Maria Rocha-Buschel One of the city’s biggest landlords has backed down on a plan to warehouse apartments impacted by new rent regulations.

Four New York City developers have been fined over half-a-million dollars after trying to skirt rent regulations. In various schemes to dodge the system

By Andrew Levine & Josh Lipton, Invictus Property Advisors  June 15, 2019 may come to be remembered as doomsday by the New York City real estate community.

As lawmakers in Albany look to overhaul regulations for rent stabilized homes in New York City, CHIP’s leadership unveiled their own policy proposals to

By Maria Rocha-Buschel The Rent Guidelines Board is set to approve rent hikes of up to 3.75 percent for New York’s one million rent regulated tenants.

With the New York State Legislature grappling with a debilitating impasse, crucial laws like the 421-a tax abatement program and rent regulation have expired

A second lawsuit has been filed against New York’s Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act (HSTPA). The Building and Realty Institute (BRI) of Westchester

Seven New York landlords have joined the Rent Stabilization Association (RSA) and Community Home Improvement Program (CHIP) to sue over new rent regulations

The principals of one of the cityʼs biggest rent regulated landlords have been dismissed from a lawsuit accusing them of overcharging their tenants.