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In October 2009, we amended our stock ownership guidelines to increase the stock ownership for the Chairman of the Board to 37,500 shares.

New York City's Rent Guidelines Board met yesterday to begin the annual process of deciding how much rents can increase on the city's one million rent - stabilized apartments.

Tenants in rent stabilized units are entitled to one - or two - year lease renewals with increases that are set by the Rent Guidelines Board.

The Rent Guidelines Boards (one in New York City and one each in Nassau, Westchester, and Rockland counties) set maximum allowable rates for rent increases in stabilized apartments for one and two - year lease renewals.

But in 2015 — a year in which the Rent Guidelines Board voted to not impose an increase on one - year leases — their landlord revoked the preferential rent credit and raised the rent to the maximum amount allowed by law: $ 2,065.

With the Rent Guidelines Board considering another rent freeze for one - year leases, landlords say they need any increase they can get.

NYC Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito plans to ask the Rent Guidelines Board to mandate 0 percent increases for one - year leases for the second straight year.

The to - do list read something like this: close the preferential rent loophole; make rent increases for major capital improvements temporary; reduce the vacancy bonus; limit a building owner's ability to recover a rent - regulated apartment for personal use; and reforming the Rent Guidelines Board.

Under pressure from political leaders and tenant activists, the Rent Guidelines Board had voted two years in a row to freeze rents on one - year leases, and to permit increases of just 2 percent on two - year leases.

-- Landlords are set to ask the Rent Guidelines Board for increases of 4 % and 7 % at a hearing later today.

[NYP] • Despite some politicians» calls for a rent freeze, the Rent Guidelines Board has recommended increases «between 2 and 4.5 percent» (in other words, 4.5 percent) on New York's stabilized apartments.

Nearly 1 million rent - stabilized New York City tenants face the lowest increases in nearly half a century when the Rent Guidelines Board meets next week.

At 12:30 p.m., de Blasio will participate in a tele - town hall with seniors to discuss the Rent Guidelines Board vote yesterday for a 0 percent increase on one - year, rent - stabilized leases, and a 2 percent increase on two - year leases.

Additionally, she urged Cuomo to freeze so - called preferential rates — when a rate below what is permissible under rent regulations is charged — so that families in those units only see their rent increase by whatever increments the Rent Guidelines Board agrees upon each year.

Pendergrass» apartment is rent stabilized, meaning her lease is renewed every 2 years, with an increase set by the city's Rent Guidelines Board.

The Rent Guidelines Board voted to consider a 0 to 2 percent increase in rent for stabilized apartments with one - year leases, while stabilized apartments with two - year leases will face an increase of.5 percent to 3.5 percent.

The contracts are required under new guidelines intended to increase the affiliated nonprofits» transparency and accountability, approved last year by the university system's board following «a very long and tedious process,» one trustee recalled at an audit committee meeting on Monday.

The 1.4 percent increase came just as he was hailing a «historic» rent freeze on one - year leases from the city's Rent Guidelines Board, whose nine members he appoints.

A decline in oil and gas prices could impact the Rent Guidelines Board's decision about whether to freeze, increase of decrease rent on the city's roughly one million rent - regulated apartments.

Last year, following de Blasio's crusade for a rent freeze, the Rent Guidelines Board voted for historically low increases of just 1 percent for one - year leases and 2.75 percent for two - year leases.

In its preliminary vote Tuesday night, the Rent Guidelines Board voted to increase rents between one and three percent for one - year leases and between...

New York City's Rent Guidelines Board voted to lift rents for the city's 1 million stabilized housing residents Monday evening, but to do so with a historically low increase.

Happy days are coming for nearly 1 million rent - stabilized New York City tenants, who face the lowest increases in nearly half a century when the Rent Guidelines Board meets next week.

The Rent Guidelines Board handed tenants — and Mayor Bill de Blasio — a victory last month when it passed the lowest rent increase...

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These buildings that received these 421 - a benefits are subject to rent regulation; the apartments must be registered; owners must provide rent - regulated leases to the tenants; and annual rent increases must be limited to what is prescribed by the New York City Rent Guidelines Board and the Rent Stabilization Law.

New York City's Rent Guidelines Board voted last night to recommend an unusually low range of possible rent increases for the coming year, even raising the possibility of a rent freeze for one - year leases.

The Rent Guidelines Board will discuss its newest annual increases at a preliminary vote Wednesday night.

If you're elderly or disabled, you may be eligible for an even longer rent freeze than the recent one - year zero percent increases mandated by the Rent Guidelines Board.

Inside one of the loudest public meetings in New York, with tenants chanting and yelling and landlords trying to influence the Rent Guidelines Board's vote on a rent increase.

The Rent Stabilization Association has also gone to court to challenge a decision last year by the Rent Guidelines Board, for a second straight year, to bar a rent increase on one - year leases for tenants in rent - stabilized apartments.

For the past two years, the city's Rent Guidelines Board has frozen increases on one - year leases.

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The Rent Guidelines Board ruled on Thursday that rent - stabilized tenants should expect to see an increase between.75 and 2.75 percent for one - year lease renewals and between 1.75 and 3.75 percent for two - year lease renewals, according to the New York Post.

At the annual meeting of the Rent Guidelines Board, the landlord trade group plans to ask to city for 4 percent annual rent increases...

The Rent Guidelines Board's annual report on landlord operating costs found that costs increased 4.5 percent between March 2017 and March 2018.

Cuomo's framework slightly raised the cap for decontrol and tied future increases to decisions from the Rent Guidelines board.

Less than a month after losing its legal bid to overturn the Rent Guidelines Board's rent freeze, the landlord coalition Rent Stabilization Association is calling for rent increases on all one - year and two - year leases.

At the annual meeting of the Rent Guidelines Board, the landlord trade group plans to ask to city for 4 percent annual rent increases on stabilized apartments.

Monday night, the Rent Guidelines Board voted for a zero percent increase on one - year, rent - stabilized leases, and a two - percent increase on two - year leases.

Representatives for building owners in the city said they were not happy with the bill, and fear they'll take a double hit when the Rent Guidelines Board votes next week on annual rent increases.

That threshold would rise in the future based on increases in regulated rents approved by the Rent Guidelines Board.

Even to tenants who never knew his name and could never afford to live in one of his buildings, Mr. Litwin was an unseen power: a voice in the Rent Stabilization Association, the landlord organization that battles tenant groups annually over rent increases, set by the New York City Rent Guidelines Board, that may legally be charged in hundreds of thousands of rent - stabilized apartments in the city.

Tonight's zero percent increase had been expected by both sides, a state of affairs that did not dissuade the famously rowdy crowd that usually attends the Rent Guidelines Board vote from calling for a rollback, which they argue is justified by excessive increases in years past.

Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito plans to ask the Rent Guidelines Board to mandate 0 % increases for one - year leases for the second straight year.

The resolution cited the fact that charter boards accept public money but lack democratic accountability, that charter schools are contributing to increased segregation, that punitive disciplinary policies are disproportionately used in charter schools as well as other practices that violate students» rights, that there is a pattern of fraud of mismanagement in the sector in general, and it then called for opposition to privatization of education, opposed diversion of funding from public schools, called for full funding for quality public education, called for legislation granting parents access to charter school boards and to strengthen oversight, called for charter schools to follow USDOJ and USDOE guidelines on student discipline and to help parents file complaints when those guidelines are violated, opposed efforts to weaken oversight, and called for a moratorium on charter school growth.

The FHA increased insurance requirements to rebuild its capital reserves, and it imposed new guidelines to reduce risk across the board.

We posted about this today, but the Art Basel of rent reform will happen tonight, when activists will pack the Rent Guidelines Board's preliminary vote on rent increases for rent - regulated apartments.

On June 7, nearly 100 rent strikers and supporters occupied the Landlord and Tenant Board to protest a scheduled above - guideline rent - increase hearing.

The Advisory Committee on Civil Costs recommends that, as from 1 January, 2008, the guideline hourly rates should be increased by 4 per cent across the board.