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No More Holdovers? Proposed Revisions to New York Landlord-Tenant Law

Recent blog posts have discussed the changes to the New York Landlord-Tenant Law as they relate to holdover proceedings.  Holdover proceedings occur when a tenant’s lease has expired, or when a tenant is operating on a month-to-month basis and never had a written lease for the premises being rented.Under the…

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Holding Over and Recent Revisions to New York Landlord-Tenant Law

Prior blog posts have discussed the operational aspects of holdover landlord-tenant eviction proceedings.  Holdover proceedings, unlike non-payment proceedings, occur when a tenant’s lease term has expired, or when a tenant has never had a lease, and either party exercises their legal prerogative to terminate the tenancy.  This is in contrast…

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Fraud, Foreclosure, and Property Transfers in New York

A recent New York Times article discusses why black homeowners in Brooklyn are being victimized by fraud in the transfer of the ownership of their properties without their consent.  Of course, deed theft is not limited to any particular part of New York, or any color.  Homeowners of all races…

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Do Real Estate Sales by Religious Institutions Benefit Congregants?

We wish to share a recent news article  with our readers concerning whether selling real estate owned by religious institutions to developers benefits congregants and the neighborhood in general.  Many properties owned by religious institutions have been owned by the organization for decades and, during that time, served the needs…

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Fairway Store Closure and its Implications for its Commercial Lease

We  endeavor to inform our readers as to relevant news pertaining to our region.  One of the Fairway grocery stores located in Rockland County  closed yesterday.  This store is part of a chain comprising approximately fifteen stores.  As reported , the tenant was in year six of its commercial lease. …

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