New York A08454 mandates landlords to inform tenants of their rights at lease signing and post notices in certain buildings.

New York A08454, known as the "tenants' bill of rights," requires landlords to provide tenants with a notice of their rights when they sign a residential lease. Additionally, in buildings with four or more residential units, landlords must post a notice of tenant rights in a location readily available to tenants. The bill outlines specific rights for tenants, including the right to habitable premises, to form tenants' groups, and to be free from landlord retaliation. Exemptions apply to certain properties, such as those with six or fewer units and non-residential rental properties.

New York A08454 mandates landlords to inform tenants of their rights at lease signing and post notices in certain buildings.

New York A08454, known as the "tenants' bill of rights," requires landlords to provide tenants with a notice of their rights when they sign a residential lease. Additionally, in buildings with four or more residential units, landlords must post a notice of tenant rights in a location readily available to tenants. The bill outlines specific rights for tenants, including the right to habitable premises, to form tenants' groups, and to be free from landlord retaliation. Exemptions apply to certain properties, such as those with six or fewer units and non-residential rental properties.