Co-op and condo boards can now apply to register their buildings on the city's prohibited building list to ban short-term rentals, but must first amend their governing documents to specifically prohibit them. (Print: The Bane of Short-Term Rentals)
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New City Law Mandates Short-Term Rental Limitations for Co-Ops and Condominiums
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Get on the Prohibited Buildings List
A new law puts the kibosh on illegal apartment rentals.
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When Short-Timers Move In …
Know what’s needed to kick them out.
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Reining in (Short-Term) Rentals
Does your board know they’re on the hook for any damage renters may cause?
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How to Keep Apartments from Becoming Hotels
Exhaust all other options before taking an illegal subletter to court.
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