New York City, New York · Updated April 2026
Rent increase rules in New York City
Rent-stabilized buildings (most pre-1974, 6+ units) follow Rent Guidelines Board increases — typically 2.75–3.25% for one-year leases in recent cycles. Non-stabilized units have no cap but require 30/60/90-day notice based on tenancy length for any increase over 5%.
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State rules that apply in New York City
Rent-stabilized units (most pre-1974 NYC buildings 6+ units) follow Rent Guidelines Board rates. Non-stabilized units have no cap but require 30 days notice (under 1 year), 60 days (1-2 years), or 90 days (2+ years) for any increase over 5%. Required notice: 30 days.
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