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- 1031-1035 CLINTON STHoboken, NJ 07030
1 rules apply to raise the rent at 1031-1035 CLINTON ST on 1 Oct 2026
What binds
- Disclosures required for renewal rent increases of more than 10% (no cap on the increase itself)
AppliesMandatory disclosures for rental increases over 10%
Applies to all residential rentals in Hoboken.
Disclosures required for renewal increases above 10%
City law: Hoboken, NJ
Mandatory disclosures for rental increases over 10%
Applies to all residential rentals in Hoboken.
Disclosures required for renewal increases above 10%
City law: Hoboken, NJ
Key value
Disclosures required for renewal rent increases of more than 10% (no cap on the increase itself)
Requirement
Residential landlords raising rent by more than 10% year over year on a lease renewal must give the existing tenant specified disclosures before the increase takes effect. These are an itemization of the costs, a statement on whether a rent algorithm was used, notice of the tenant's right to take legal action, and Division of Housing contact information.
Evidence
“All residential landlords seeking to increase rent by more than 10% upon a renewal of a lease with a current tenant year over year shall be required to make the following disclosures to existing tenants either in the lease upon renewal (must be clearly indicated on the first page) or on a form provided by the Hoboken Division of Housing prior to the increase being implemented:”Hoboken City Code § 158-1 (Ord. No. B-750)
Open sourceUnknown: missing factHoboken Rent Control: annual rent increase cap (§ 155-5)
Unknown: needs the exemption details. Built 2001, after the 25 Jun 1987 certificate of occupancy cutoff; built 2001, after the 30 year certificate of occupancy window (built before 1996). The rule covers buildings built on or before 25 Jun 1987, or newer buildings whose exemption period (at most 30 years) has ended, and whether the exemption has ended is not in the data.
units not in dataCap: lesser of 5% or CPI change, once per 12 months
City law: Hoboken, NJ
Hoboken Rent Control: annual rent increase cap (§ 155-5)
Unknown: needs the exemption details. Built 2001, after the 25 Jun 1987 certificate of occupancy cutoff; built 2001, after the 30 year certificate of occupancy window (built before 1996). The rule covers buildings built on or before 25 Jun 1987, or newer buildings whose exemption period (at most 30 years) has ended, and whether the exemption has ended is not in the data.
Cap: lesser of 5% or CPI change, once per 12 months
City law: Hoboken, NJ
Key value
Lesser of 5% or CPI change; one increase per 12 months
Requirement
At lease expiration or termination of a periodic tenancy, a landlord may not impose an increase greater than the lesser of 5% or the CPI change over the lease term. Only one such cost-of-living increase is allowed in any 12-month period. Landlords must give 30 days' written notice with reasons, include a certificate of substantial compliance, and show proof of prior rent paid.
Evidence
“At the expiration of a lease or at the termination of a lease of a periodic tenant, no landlord
may request or receive a percentage increase in rent which is greater than 5% or the percentage
difference between the consumer price index three months prior to the expiration or termination
of the lease and three months prior to the commencement of the lease term, whichever is less.”Hoboken Code § 155-5
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