New York landlords of buildings with five or more rental units must report succession rights data to New York Homes and Community Renewal.

New York A06236 mandates landlords of buildings containing five or more rental units to submit quarterly reports to New York Homes and Community Renewal. These reports must detail the number of succession rights applications received over the past three months, the dates they were received, and whether they were granted or denied, including reasons for denial. Succession rights refer to the entitlement of a tenant's family member to a rent-stabilized renewal lease or protection from eviction under rent control.

New York landlords of buildings with five or more rental units must report succession rights data to New York Homes and Community Renewal.

New York A06236 mandates landlords of buildings containing five or more rental units to submit quarterly reports to New York Homes and Community Renewal. These reports must detail the number of succession rights applications received over the past three months, the dates they were received, and whether they were granted or denied, including reasons for denial. Succession rights refer to the entitlement of a tenant's family member to a rent-stabilized renewal lease or protection from eviction under rent control.