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Rent Rate Increase

Each year, the Rent Guidelines Board of NYC votes on the percentage rent increases applicable to rent stabilized lease renewals for tenants in the five boroughs.  The new rent increases begin on October 1 of each year.  Landlords of rent stabilized apartments are NOT permitted to apply rent increases above the amounts designated by the Rent Guidelines Board.

DISCLAIMER: This calculator is intended to provide a basic estimate of your future rent ONLY if you live in a rent stabilized apartment in New York City. This should not be interpreted as legally binding nor legal advice. You should consult with a lawyer for more information, including determining if you live in a rent stabilized building and if your current rent is correct.

This calculator is intended to provide a basic estimate of your future rent if you live in a rent stabilized apartments and should not be interpreted as legally binding. You should consult with a lawyer for more complicated questions, including determining if you live in a rent stabilized building and if your current rent is correct.
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