In 2011, the chamber approved changes that exceeded what the Senate would agree to,
including repealing vacancy decontrol, which allows landlords to take a unit out of rent stabilization if the legal rent exceeds a certain amount.
Not exact matches
Ms. James, a Brooklyn Democrat, laid out an aggressive agenda to curtail the powers of landlords,
including an end to
vacancy decontrol for units in the rent control system, a ban on property owners from increasing rents on vacant units, and a
repeal of the Urstadt Law that puts the city's rent laws in the hands of the State Legislature.
While the bill will be sent to the Republican - led state senate for consideration, Heastie hailed the legislation as combating «ever - increasing rents» through measures that
include the
repeal of
vacancy decontrol and limiting rent increases associated with building or apartment improvements.