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New York City townhouse building, Brooklyn Heights residential district, USA.
Roommates + Landlords
Can I fight an 80 percent rent hike for my market-rate apartment?
November 4, 2024 - 12:30PM
If it is a market-rate apartment, the landlord is permitted to increase the rent as much as they want, provided they give you adequate notice. [ Read More... ]
by Emily Myers
 
Red brick apartment building in Park Slope in the evening
Roommates + Landlords My brother’s friend has been squatting at my former apartment and won’t leave now that the lease is up. Am I liable?
By Celia Young   |   August 19, 2024 - 10:30AM
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Roommates + Landlords How to break the lease for your NYC rental apartment
By Evelyn Battaglia   |   August 15, 2024 - 12:30PM
The concept of moving rooms and new houses, Asian teenage and elderly women, mother and daughter are chatting During the use of the laptop. stock photo
Roommates + Landlords As a personal guarantor, how much does my kid’s NYC landlord really need to know about my finances?
By Celia Young   |   August 13, 2024 - 12:30PM
Marijuana in a pot on the windowsill. Home cultivation of medical cannabis.
Roommates + Landlords Yes, NYC renters can grow weed in their apartments. But don’t flaunt your flora
By Celia Young   |   August 7, 2024 - 5:00PM
stainless steel saucepan being used on a gas cooktop
Roommates + Landlords Do I still have to pay a gas connection fee if I switch to an electric cooktop?
By Jennifer White Karp   |   August 5, 2024 - 3:00PM
FEATURED
New York City townhouse building, Brooklyn Heights residential district, USA.
Roommates + Landlords
Can I fight an 80 percent rent hike for my market-rate apartment?
November 4, 2024 - 12:30PM
If it is a market-rate apartment, the landlord is permitted to increase the rent as much as they want, provided they give you adequate notice. [ Read More... ]
by Emily Myers
 
FEATURED
New York City townhouse building, Brooklyn Heights residential district, USA.
Roommates + Landlords
Can I fight an 80 percent rent hike for my market-rate apartment?
November 4, 2024 - 12:30PM
If it is a market-rate apartment, the landlord is permitted to increase the rent as much as they want, provided they give you adequate notice. [ Read More... ]
by Emily Myers
 
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