People who rent a residential dwelling usually expect to have limitations on what they can do. Many accept that they can’t make holes in the walls or be incredibly loud. Other limits might also be present.  One question that tenants and landlords have a lot is whether the landlord can limit the occupancy in the dwelling. New […]

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Your apartment is rent stabilized, but you just got notice that your landlord is raising your rent due to improvements that have been made to the building. Is this legal? Quite possibly. It depends partially on the type of improvements your landlord made. Here’s what you need to know. Different types of improvements follow different […]

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