DHCR Annual Registration
- Filing period
- April 1 – July 31
- Final deadline
- July 31
Track critical DHCR and HPD filing deadlines in real time. Avoid penalties, protect rent increases, and stay compliant.
Hard, calendar-based filing dates. Miss these and you risk losing rent increases and triggering DHCR penalties.
Triggered events — not fixed dates. The clock starts the moment the qualifying event occurs.
Required within 90 days of a unit becoming subject to rent stabilization.
Owners must offer renewal between 150 and 90 days before the current lease expires.
Tenants have 60 days to accept or reject a properly served renewal offer.
Ownership, management or contact changes must be reflected in HPD records right away.
Opportunities to correct the record, lock in increases and stay ahead of the regulatory cycle.
Correct prior-year filings without penalty during the amendment window.
Maximum Base Rent applications determine allowable increases for two-year cycles — plan ahead.
Rent Guidelines Board orders apply to leases commencing within this 12-month cycle.
A single late filing can freeze rents, trigger audits and create overcharge exposure that follows the building for years.
Late or missing registrations forfeit your right to collect lawful guideline and IAI/MCI increases.
Statutory fines, frozen rents and mandated corrective filings — all retroactive.
Tenants can pursue treble damages on overcharges traced to non-compliant rent histories.
HPD and DHCR violations stack on the building record and complicate refinancing and sale.
DHCR Proficiency tracks, prepares, and files everything for you — accurately and on time.