A brick commercial building on a quiet New York City street on a gray late-winter morning, with bare trees and old snow at the curb.
Annual Compliance, Exemptions & Abatements

A Missed Certificate of Continuing Use: Suspension, the March 1 Window and the Way Back
An older brick office building beside a newer glass-and-steel building on a New York City side street in late afternoon light.
Annual Compliance, Exemptions & Abatements

ICIP Every Year, ICAP Every Two Years: Reading the Renewal Cycle Off Your Own Bill
A prewar commercial building at dawn with a shop, offices, a light industrial floor and apartments on different floors.
Annual Compliance, Exemptions & Abatements

Getting Ready for the Certificate of Continuing Use Season: The Records DOF Asks For
A six-story prewar walk-up with ground-floor commercial space on a Manhattan avenue corner in early morning light, the kind of income-producing building that files an RPIE every June.
Annual Compliance

NYC RPIE 2026 Season Is Over: What Does Your Filing Set for 2027/28?
A renovated brick industrial loft building on a quiet New York City street in early autumn light, with restored factory windows and a closed loading door.
Annual Compliance, Exemptions & Abatements

The Certificate of Continuing Use Season Opens This Fall: File by January 5, 2027
A new apartment building in the Bronx as its scaffolding comes down, crane in the background. Article
Affordable New York, Annual Compliance

What Is LIHTC? The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, and What Compliance Means for a New York Building
A desk with lease folders and a ledger in front of a window onto a brick apartment building. Government Resource
Annual Compliance

What Is DHCR? Rent Registration, Rent Stabilization, and What Owners Owe It
A six-story prewar walk-up in Upper Manhattan with fire escapes and a worn stoop in late afternoon light. Article
Annual Compliance

Rent Stabilization in NYC: What Does It Mean, Which Apartments Are Covered, and What Does the Owner Owe?
Blog Post
Annual Compliance

The Reality of RPIE Penalties