Owners and Managers

Important Notices and Recently Revised Documents

• Fact Sheet #36: Historical Deregulation Rent and Income ThresholdsNEW! (8/24)
• 1984-2025 Emergency Tenant Protection Act (ETPA) Historical Guidelines ChartsNEW! (8/24)
• Fact Sheet #26: Guide to Rent Increases for Rent Stabilized ApartmentsNEW! (8/24)
• Form #R-33.8: Owner's Sixty-Day Notice of Maximum Rent Adjustment for Housing Units Subject to the New York State Rent & Eviction RegulationsNEW! (7/24)
• Tenants Rights to Regain Occupancy after Fire Damage or Vacate OrderNEW! (7/24)
• New Individual Apartment Improvement Procedures: Changes to NYS Housing LawsNEW! (7/24)
• Form #RTP-8 ETPA: ETPA Renewal Lease FormNEW! (7/24)
• Form #RTP-8: Renewal Lease Form for NYCNEW! (7/24)
• Rent Guidelines Adjustments for New York City and All ETPA Municipalities 10/1/2024 – 9/30/2025 (Updated 7/10/2024)NEW! (7/24)
• Fact Sheet #8: Emergency Tenant Protection Act of 1974 (ETPA) - Chapter 576 Laws of 1974 as Last AmendedNEW! (7/24)
• Operational Bulletin #2024-1: Rent Registration Filing Deadlines and Penalties for Delinquent RegistrationsNEW! (6/24)
• NYC Rent Guidelines Board votes and establishes new guidelines for the year 10/1/2024-9/30/2025NEW! (6/24)

For all documents that were previously revised to reflect changes required by the new regulations published on November 8, 2023, see Rent Regulations 2023 Updated Documents.

Between April 1 and July 31 of every year, owners of Rent Stabilized buildings must submit an Annual Registration for each of their stabilized apartments with HCR's Office of Rent Administration (ORA) Owners of Rent Regulated Buildings never before registered with ORA must submit an Initial Registration

Owners of rent regulated apartments can visit the Owner’s Online Applications page to check the status of a case, perform a rent regulated building search, file various applications using the Owner Regulated Online Applications (ORRA) system, and submit the following Rent Controlled apartment related submissions: MBR Master Building Rent Schedule and Owner’s Report of Vacancy Decontrol

• Appealing an Order
• Disabled and Senior Special Services
• Eviction
• Harassment
• Individual Apartment & Major Capital Improvements
• Leases (Security Deposits, Roommates, Sublets, and More)
• Living Conditions and Essential Services
• Rent Increases and Rent Overcharge
• Records Access, FOIL, and Subpoenas
• Rent Control
• Rent Hearings
• Rent Stabilization and Emergency Tenant Protection Act (ETPA)
• Succession
• Surcharges and Fees
• Translated Documents

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By phone: Rent Info Line: 1 (833) 499-0343 In Person, by appointment only: Visit one of our borough rent offices

Allowing owners of certain types of affordable housing to collect increased tenant- or project-based subsidies that are above the legal rent Owners of properties in the NYC Housing Preservation and Development portfolio can visit HPD's Private Housing Finance Law Section 610 page for additional information Owners of properties in the NYS Division of Housing and Community Renewal, NYS Housing Finance Agency, or NYS Housing Trust Fund Corporation portfolio can visit DHCR's Private Housing Finance Law 610 page for additional information