New York City Small Business Rent Stabilization Act establishes a commercial rent control system in New York City.
The New York City Small Business Rent Stabilization Act creates a commercial rent control system in New York City. It establishes a Commercial Rent Guidelines Board to set guidelines for rent adjustments. Landlords must register commercial spaces and cannot charge more than the regulated rent. Tenants can request written leases and renew leases for at least ten years. The Act prohibits retaliation against tenants for asserting their rights and outlines penalties for overcharging. The Act also includes provisions for the adjustment of initial rents and the collection of registration fees.
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