Ossining, NY — landlord and rental rules

2 rules across 2 topics, including the county and state rules that bind here. Last verified 2026-08-18.

Rent control

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Ossining participates in ETPA rent stabilization
Ossininghigh confidence

Verified on 2026-08-18 — 46 days ago.

ETPA generally stabilizes non-rent-controlled apartments in buildings with six or more units completed before 1974, with renewal, service and permitted-increase rules administered by HCR.

Six units is the statewide general floor. A municipality may adopt a narrower class or a higher threshold, so confirm the building's HCR registration and the local declaration before concluding that it binds.

HCR's current Fact Sheet 8 lists this municipality as participating. ETPA does not apply county-wide: neighboring municipalities inherit no rent-stabilization claim from this entry.

Vacancy decontrol
No
Unit counts
6+ units
Construction
Built before 1974

Just-cause eviction

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Good Cause Eviction exempts owners of 10 or fewer units
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Verified on 2026-08-01 — 63 days ago.

The 2024 Good Cause Eviction law requires good cause to evict or to refuse renewal, but exempts landlords owning 10 or fewer units statewide.

The exemption is counted on the *owner's* total holdings, not the building — and there is active litigation attempting to pierce LLCs to aggregate beneficial ownership.

Municipalities outside New York City opt in, and several have tightened the exemption to 1–4 units, so upstate is harder than the statewide baseline rather than softer.

Unit counts
Up to 10 units

In effect since 2024-04-20.

Sources

  • New York Good Cause Eviction Law (2024) — L. 2024, ch. 56, part HH (RPL art. 6-A)