Reduces the residency requirement for succession rights in rent-stabilized housing from two years to one.

New York Assembly Bill A01603 amends the public housing law to change the residency requirement for succession rights in rent-stabilized housing. It reduces the minimum period a family member must reside with the tenant from two years to one year. Exceptions apply for seniors, disabled individuals, and those temporarily away for military duty, full-time education, employment, hospitalization, or other reasonable grounds. The bill takes effect immediately upon enactment.

Reduces the residency requirement for succession rights in rent-stabilized housing from two years to one.

New York Assembly Bill A01603 amends the public housing law to change the residency requirement for succession rights in rent-stabilized housing. It reduces the minimum period a family member must reside with the tenant from two years to one year. Exceptions apply for seniors, disabled individuals, and those temporarily away for military duty, full-time education, employment, hospitalization, or other reasonable grounds. The bill takes effect immediately upon enactment.