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Dear Min,

As part of the agreement announced with New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on May 21st, we are sending the below notice about laws and regulations in New York. This notice will also be shown to new hosts in New York starting this week.

Notice:

Before deciding to become an Airbnb host in New York, it's important for you to understand the laws that may apply to you. While we do not provide legal advice, we wanted to provide this non-exhaustive information to help you.

The New York State Multiple Dwelling Law (available here) prohibits short-term rentals of property in Class A multiple dwellings used for permanent residence purposes (which includes most apartment buildings but not single and two-family buildings) unless a permanent occupant of the apartment is present during the stay, no money is exchanged, or if the stay is longer than thirty consecutive days.

Please also be aware of the following:

Taxes. New York City and New York State impose multiple taxes that may apply to transient occupancy or tourist use, subject to certain exemptions. Examples of taxes that could apply to your listing are State sales and use tax, City hotel room occupancy tax, and State and City room fees. Additional information about hotel sales taxes is available here. Additional information about NYC hotel occupancy taxes is available here. (The word “hotel” has a broad definition that could apply to you.)
Rent Regulation. The Administrative Code sets out rules for rent stabilized and rent control properties that apply in addition to the limitations of the Multiple Dwelling Law. If you live in a property subject to rent control, you may be prohibited from subleasing your apartment. If you live in a property subject to rent stabilization, laws may restrict subleasing, the amounts you can sublease or require advance notice to your landlord. Financial penalties, eviction or other remedies could apply.
New York City Zoning Code. The New York City Zoning Code sets out the city regulations on zoning, which may apply to your property.
Business Licensing. The New York City Administrative Code requires certain businesses to obtain a license. You should consult these requirements to determine if your activity must be licensed. More information is available here.
Other Rules. There are other rules and regulations that may apply to your activity, such as third party agreements including leases, HOA rules, Housing Cooperative documents, and Condominium agreements.
We recommend you consult a local lawyer or tax professional. If you have questions, contact the Department of Buildings, Department of Finance or other city agency directly.





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