Tenant of Previously Controlled Apartment Needn't Pay Increase

July 31, 1993

LVT Number: 8061

Landlord applied for MCI rent increases. The DRA granted landlord's application. Tenant appealed, claiming she shouldn't have to pay an MCI increase. The DHCR agreed. When the MCI application was filed, the apartment was rent-controlled. When tenant moved in, the apartment became rent-stabilized. Tenant's initial stabilized rent included those services then being provided. So, tenant and all future stabilized tenants were exempt from an additional rent increase for the MCI.

Landlord applied for MCI rent increases. The DRA granted landlord's application. Tenant appealed, claiming she shouldn't have to pay an MCI increase. The DHCR agreed. When the MCI application was filed, the apartment was rent-controlled. When tenant moved in, the apartment became rent-stabilized. Tenant's initial stabilized rent included those services then being provided. So, tenant and all future stabilized tenants were exempt from an additional rent increase for the MCI.

Various Tenants of 545 West 164th Street: DHCR Adm. Rev. Dckt. No. BC 510319-RT (5/7/93) [3-page document]

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