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SHOULD YOUR APARTMENT BE RENT STABILIZED??
Since the passage of the Housing Stability and Tenant
Protection Act of 2019 (HSTPA), it is illegal for
rent-stabilized apartments to be removed from rent
stabilization unless the building was subject to the
421-a tax exemption or J-51 tax abatement. Despite
this, many landlords have illegally removed
apartments from rent stabilization.
If you see your building on this map,
there's a good chance your apartment should be rent
stabilized. You can take your landlord to court and
maybe get some money or a re-stabilized apartment
if you're lucky.
Mouse over a building to see how many units have been
removed from Rent Stabilization since 2019
Click on a Community District for more info
If your building appears here, you can
request your rent history from the state.