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Forming A Tenants Association - Met Council on Housing What laws protect my right to form, join, belong to, and participate in a tenants’ association? Real Property Law § 230 Landlords cannot interfere with the right of tenants to form, join, or participate in any group formed to protect rights of tenants, nor harass or punish tenants or withhold any right from tenants for exercising this right Tenant groups have the right to meet on-premises
Home - Met Council on Housing The Metropolitan Council on Housing is a tenants’ rights membership organization made up of New York City tenants who believe in our motto of “housing for people, not profit ” We formed in 1959 to fight for a city where everyone has access to safe, decent, affordable housing… Support Us
Tenants Rights Telephone Hotline - Met Council on Housing Our hotline is staffed by volunteer members Sometimes we are forced to close on short notice if our volunteers are unexpectedly unable to come in What services does Met Council on Housing provide tenants who call the telephone hotline? We can give brief answers to your rights as a tenant, and explain your options for dealing with a housing situation Common questions relate to: getting
Getting Repairs - Met Council on Housing A sample letter from the tenants’ association July 1, 2018 Dear Landlord: We write to you as members of the XYZ Tenants’ Association in order to get repairs to the public areas and our individual apartments Previous attempts by individual tenants to get repairs made have failed
About Us - Met Council on Housing We operate a number of tenant-assistance programs, run by our members, including a tenants’ rights telephone hotline and a walk-in clinic, which serve thousands per year and are free and open to any New York City tenant We publish the city’s only monthly newspaper on the tenant movement, and produce a weekly radio show on housing issues Unlike most nonprofits, our model is mutual aid
TENANT RIGHTS The Legal Aid Society's Housing Justice Unit-Group Advocacy works with eligible tenant groups, housing advocates, HDFC coop boards, and groups of shareholders, to promote and preserve affordable housing, improve housing conditions and prevent harassment and displacement throughout NYC’s rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods
MCIs: Major Capital Improvement Rent Increases What is an MCI rent increase? MCI stands for Major Capital Improvement When your landlord applies for an MCI rent increase, they are asking for a rent increase on rent-stabilized and rent-controlled units for building-wide improvements This increase must be approved by DHCR and tenants have tools to fight MCI rent increases How can I fight an MCI rent increase? If your landlord has applied
Finding a Lawyer - Met Council on Housing Met Council on Housing suggests that tenants find a lawyer who only represents tenants Does your lawyer specialize in New York City tenant-landlord law? Simply being a lawyer doesn’t mean that you know New York City tenant-landlord law NYC housing law is extremely complex, and many people spend their career focusing on it exclusively
Late Fees - Met Council on Housing Is my landlord allowed to charge me a late fee? If you are a rent-stabilized tenant and the first lease (the one you signed when you first moved in) allows late fees, the landlord can charge them The late fee cannot be greater than 5% or $50, whichever is less The landlord cannot add in late fees to renewal leases later if the initial lease didn’t allow for them (It is a general rule that