New York City Landlord-Tenant Lawyer
Experienced Manhattan Landlord-Tenant Attorneys
The landlord-tenant relationship can often be adversarial, especially in New York City. Whether you are the property owner or the tenant, it is important to seek experienced legal counsel as soon as dispute arises in your New York City apartment.
The Price Law Firm provides focused knowledge and hands-on experience in landlord-tenant matters. Our experienced attorneys have tremendous experience representing both sides of these disputes, which gives our clients an edge as we are readily able to anticipate our opposition's legal position or strategy and guide our clients accordingly. The attorneys that you choose at Price Law Firm to represent you in your landlord-tenant dispute, should have a comprehensive grasp of the rent laws in New York: rent stabilization, rent control, overcharges and evictions.
The New York landlord-tenant lawyers at The Price Law Firm have almost 30 years of combined experience with addressing your residential and commercial real estate legal issues. We are uniquely prepared to help both landlords and tenants in a range of complex real estate matters. Email us or call (212) 675-1125 for a free consultation.
Landlord-Tenant Cases
We represent clients in both residential and commercial landlord-tenant law matters:
Rent stabilization - We use our legal knowledge and practical experience to get results focused on your objectives. Our New York rent stabilization and rent control attorneys have proven that they can help – with legal knowledge, courtroom skills, aggressive advocacy and client commitment.
Rent control and Loft Law - In all situations involving your rent-stabilized apartment, you should know your legal rights and available options – plus the strategies we can recommend. Be in touch with our full-service real estate law offices today.
Rent overcharge and J51 cases - The Price Law Firm represents both landlords and tenants in disputes concerning rent overcharges related to the so-called J-51 tax abatement program, which allowed landlords of rent-controlled and rent-stabilized apartments to realize substantial tax benefits for certain improvements in their apartment buildings.
Loft protection disputes
Demolition issues
Illusory tenancy
Representation before the DHCR (Division of Housing and Community Renewal), administrative proceedings, housing court, civil court and Supreme Court
Eviction notices: notices to cure, to quit, of default and notices of termination
Non-payment and holdover petitions for reasons of owner occupancy, lease defaults, nuisance, illegal alterations, illegal subletting or non-primary residence
If you are a New York landlord or tenant who has questions about a looming landlord-tenant or rent dispute, we are glad to answer them honestly and accurately during your initial consultation.
Call (212) 675-1125 for a free consultation.
Messages left after business hours are promptly returned. We serve clients in New York City (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx) and on Long Island (Nassau and Suffolk).