Reduces the residency requirement for succession rights in rent-stabilized housing from two years to one.
New York S10105 amends the public housing law to change the succession rights for rent-stabilized housing. It reduces the residency requirement for family members to succeed to a tenant's rights from two years to one year. This change applies to family members residing in the housing accommodation as a primary residence. The bill aims to make it easier for family members to inherit tenancy rights in rent-stabilized housing.
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