Lease Renewal In Ny

Summary

In New York, if a lease expires without renewal, tenants may become month-to-month tenants. Rent-controlled tenants have specific renewal rights and eviction protections. Landlords must provide proper notice to change terms or terminate month-to-month tenancies. Rent-controlled tenants are protected from eviction without legal cause, and rent increases are regulated. Consider seeking legal advice for specific actions regarding your landlords behavior.

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My landlord is avoiding renewing the lease. Whenever I inquire about it he says he will bring it and never does and it’s been almost 2 months since the last lease expired
****, in New York, if your lease has expired and your landlord hasn't renewed it, you may be considered a month-to-month tenant. Here are some points to consider:
- Month-to-Month Tenancy: Without a new lease, tenancy continues on a month-to-month basis.
- Notice Requirement: Landlords must provide proper notice to change terms or terminate this type of tenancy.
Would you like more information on tenant rights or any specific actions you can take?
Does that also apply in rent controlled housing?
In New York, rent-controlled housing has specific rules:
- Lease Renewal: Rent-controlled tenants typically have the right to renew their leases.
- Eviction Protections: Strong protections exist, preventing eviction without legal cause.
- Rent Increases: Rent increases are limited by state regulations.
Would you like more details on these protections or how to address your landlord's actions?