NY bill A340A would require written reasons for park rent hikes over three percent
New York Assembly Member Paula Elaine Kay co-sponsored bill A340A, which would make park owners justify rent increases above three percent in writing.
Key facts
- Assembly Member Paula Elaine Kay co-sponsored New York bill A340A.
- The bill would require a written justification for any rent increase above three percent of current rent.
- Park owners would have to give residents supporting documentation on request.
- The bill passed the Senate and was in the Assembly Standing Committee on Housing.
- Kay cited a 2025 case brought by New York State against River Valley Estates, LLC.
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Source: Kay supports bill for transparency for manufactured home residents — The River Reporter, April 15, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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