New York A10115 amends the real property law to require full demolition of a housing accommodation or building by a landlord to qualify as a good.

New York A10115 amends the real property law to clarify that only the complete demolition of a housing accommodation or building by a landlord qualifies as a good cause eviction. This change excludes partial demolitions of individual housing units within a building. The landlord must establish good faith through clear and convincing evidence. The amendment takes effect immediately but does not affect the repeal of the existing section.

New York A10115 amends the real property law to require full demolition of a housing accommodation or building by a landlord to qualify as a good.

New York A10115 amends the real property law to clarify that only the complete demolition of a housing accommodation or building by a landlord qualifies as a good cause eviction. This change excludes partial demolitions of individual housing units within a building. The landlord must establish good faith through clear and convincing evidence. The amendment takes effect immediately but does not affect the repeal of the existing section.