Landlord Accused of Offering Rent-Stabilized Apartments as Hotel Rooms - The New York Times
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This article from The New York Times highlights a landlord being accused of illegally renting rent-stabilized apartments as short-term hotel rooms. This practice circumvents housing regulations. Landlords face potential legal consequences for such violations. Hosts must understand and comply with local housing regulations to avoid fines and maintain legal operation of their STR businesses.
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