As of Jan. 23, landlords must disclose key information about any rent-controlled and rent stabilized units they own—via public signage—to tenants. Pictured above: Peter Cooper Village-Stuyvesant Town, where 5,000 of the 11,000 units in the 110-building complex are rent-stabilized.
As of Jan. 23, landlords must disclose key information about any rent-controlled and rent stabilized units they own—via public signage—to tenants. Pictured above: Peter Cooper Village-Stuyvesant Town, where 5,000 of the 11,000 units in the 110-building complex are rent-stabilized. ( Photo: Alexander Jordan, Wikimedia Commons)

Starting on Jan. 23, landlords who own rent-stabilized buildings must disclose that information in clear signage, which must be posted in the lobby of said buildings.

Bill Forcing Disclosure of Rent-Stabilized Info to Take Effect

17 Jan 2026 | 11:18
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A new City Council law will force NYC landlords who oversee rent-stabilized units to be more transparent with tenants beginning on Jan. 23, namely by putting key information about how to obtain an apartment’s rental history in the lobbies of their buildings.

The measure is intended to prevent landlords...

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City Council Speaker Julie Menin called an emergency press conference at City Hall on Jan. 12 after she learned that a Venezuelan-born City Council employee had been seized by ICE after what he thought was a routine check-in with immigration officials on Long Island.
City Council Speaker Julie Menin called an emergency press conference at City Hall on Jan. 12 after she learned that a Venezuelan-born City Council employee had been seized by ICE after what he thought was a routine check-in with immigration officials on Long Island. ( Photo: NYC Council Media Unit )

Arrest of City Council Employee Sparks Protests and a Dispute Over His Immigration Status
15 Jan 2026 | 08:11

NEW YORK (AP) — A New York City Council employee detained in the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown...

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