New Jersey A2592 mandates landlords to notify tenants of potential hazards from work on adjoining properties.

New Jersey A2592 requires landlords to inform tenants about conditions that may cause damage or hazards on rental properties. If a landlord receives written notice from an entity responsible for work on an adjoining property, including construction, rehabilitation, or demolition, the landlord must provide a copy of this notice to tenants within five business days. The notice can be delivered by mail or posted in a conspicuous area. Failure to comply results in a penalty of up to $200 per offense, recoverable through a summary proceeding.

New Jersey A2592 mandates landlords to notify tenants of potential hazards from work on adjoining properties.

New Jersey A2592 requires landlords to inform tenants about conditions that may cause damage or hazards on rental properties. If a landlord receives written notice from an entity responsible for work on an adjoining property, including construction, rehabilitation, or demolition, the landlord must provide a copy of this notice to tenants within five business days. The notice can be delivered by mail or posted in a conspicuous area. Failure to comply results in a penalty of up to $200 per offense, recoverable through a summary proceeding.