Removes prohibitions on cities with populations over one million from enacting stronger rent regulation laws.
New York State Senate bill S02306 removes provisions that currently prohibit cities with populations of one million or more from enacting rent regulation laws that provide more comprehensive coverage than state laws. This change allows these cities to adopt local laws or ordinances to regulate and control residential rents, including establishing maximum rents, classifying housing accommodations, regulating evictions, and enforcing local laws or ordinances. The bill also specifies that certain housing accommodations may be exempt from regulation and control under certain conditions.
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