Are there guidelines for parking spaces in stabilized buildings?
The fee for parking in a rent stabilized lot owned by the same owner as the building may be a separate charge unless it was always included as part of the rent (since May of 1968). According to the NY State Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR), the state agency which administers the rent laws, parking spaces do not have to be registered with them. If there is a separate charge for parking, and no common ownership (of the building and the parking area) exists or existed since 1968, and the service was provided by a private contractor pursuant to an agreement with the owner, or is not provided primarily for use by the tenants in the building, then a separate and unregulated charge may be imposed. Otherwise, the cost of parking may not be increased at a rate other than the guidelines rate in effect for the lease being renewed.
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