Eviction timeline in Hudson, NY

One rule applies, with its citation below.

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These summaries are compiled from ordinance text and public sources and are dated at the point they were last checked. Rules change between checks — Newark replaced its whole registration regime in a single month — so confirm anything you are about to underwrite against the primary source or the municipal office named in the citation.

Statewide rent-demand, nonrenewal-notice and late-fee rules

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Verified on 2026-08-18 — 1 day ago.

A residential nonpayment case requires a written 14-day rent demand. Rent increases of 5% or more and nonrenewals require 30, 60 or 90 days' notice according to occupancy and lease length; a late fee cannot exceed $50 or 5% of monthly rent, whichever is less.

These are statutory notice periods, not an estimate of how long a court case will take.

Rent demand: 14 days
Nonrenewal / 5%+ increase: 30, 60 or 90 days
Late fee: lesser of $50 or 5%

In effect since 2019-06-14.

Sources

Every rule for Hudson, NY