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923 Garden St

Next change: Jul 1, 2027 — software that sets rents: From Jul 1, 2027, landlords can't use software that sets rents in New Jersey.

Law from: New JerseyHudson CountyHoboken

Inside Hoboken city limits — city and state rules apply.

  • Year built: not in our data
  • 10 units

Building facts from building description "5B-10U-H-BA".

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While you live here

  • What are the rules on rent increases?

    Citywide Hoboken rule in force (Hoboken Rent Control Regulations § 18:54(H)); no building condition in it excludes this address.

    What you can do next

    Talk to someone first

    Hoboken Rent Leveling and Stabilization Office

    (201) 420-2000x1721Number not yet checked by us, confirm before calling

    Questions about local rent control, rent calculations, and adjustment appeals.

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  • When can they end my tenancy?

    This also covers refusing to renew a lease. Some owner-occupied homes are exempt.

    What you can do next

    Talk to someone first

    Legal Services of New Jersey, LSNJLAW Hotline

    1-888-576-5529FreeNumber not yet checked by us, confirm before calling

    Free civil legal assistance and referrals for housing and other tenant questions.

    Low-income New Jersey residents; financial eligibility is required.

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    • State of New JerseyApplies

      Eviction and nonrenewal require good cause

      “No residential landlord may evict or fail to renew a lease, whether it is a written or an oral lease without good cause. The landlord must be able to prove in court that he has grounds for an eviction.”

      N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1nj.gov (opens in a new tab)

      In effectChecked Oct 1, 2026Confidence: medium

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  • Can software be used to set my rent?

    Citywide Hoboken rule in force since July 29, 2025 (Hoboken ordinance (citation not stated)); no building condition in it excludes this address.

    What you can do next

    Talk to someone first

    Legal Services of New Jersey, LSNJLAW Hotline

    1-888-576-5529FreeNumber not yet checked by us, confirm before calling

    Free civil legal assistance and referrals for housing and other tenant questions.

    Low-income New Jersey residents; financial eligibility is required.

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    Possible overlap, not decided

    A state law may limit city rules on this topic. Whether it does here is a legal question. HomeRule shows both sources and flags it for review; it doesn't decide which one governs.

    Quotes are verbatim excerpts from the source documents.

    • City of HobokenApplies

      Ban on algorithmic rent-fixing

      “…they can no longer use software, algorithms, or data-sharing platforms to coordinate, recommend, or implement rental prices, lease terms, or occupancy levels among competing landlords.”

      Hoboken ordinance (citation not stated)hobokennj.gov (opens in a new tab)

      In effect since Jul 29, 2025Checked Oct 3, 2026Confidence: high

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    • State of New JerseyStarts Jul 1, 2027

      Performing a coordinating function prohibited

      “…any person to perform a coordinating function.”

      N.J. Stat. Ann. § 56:9-23(e) is enacted but takes effect July 1, 2027; it may conflict with Hoboken's own rule, flagged for review, not decided.

      N.J. Stat. Ann. § 56:9-23(e)pub.njleg.state.nj.us (opens in a new tab)

      Starts Jul 1, 2027Checked Oct 1, 2026Confidence: high

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Moving in or out

  • How much deposit can they ask for?

    N.J.S.A. 46:8-21.2 covers this address: 10 units (NJ class 4C, building description "5B-10U-H-BA").

    What you can do next

    Talk to someone first

    Legal Services of New Jersey, LSNJLAW Hotline

    1-888-576-5529FreeNumber not yet checked by us, confirm before calling

    Free civil legal assistance and referrals for housing and other tenant questions.

    Low-income New Jersey residents; financial eligibility is required.

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  • What can they charge me to apply?

    It doesn't cover one- or two-family homes.

    What you can do next

    Talk to someone first

    Legal Services of New Jersey, LSNJLAW Hotline

    1-888-576-5529FreeNumber not yet checked by us, confirm before calling

    Free civil legal assistance and referrals for housing and other tenant questions.

    Low-income New Jersey residents; financial eligibility is required.

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    • State of New JerseyApplies

      Application fee cap

      “A landlord, or agent thereof, shall not require an application or other similar fee to apply to lease or sublease a residential rental property for dwelling purposes, which exceeds $50.”

      N.J. Stat. § 46:8-18.1(a)pub.njleg.gov (opens in a new tab)

      In effect since May 1, 2026Checked Oct 1, 2026Confidence: high

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  • What can they check about me?

    N.J. Stat. Ann. § 46:8-55(a)(1) covers this address: 10 units (NJ class 4C, building description "5B-10U-H-BA").

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    New Jersey Division on Civil Rights

    833-653-2748Number not yet checked by us, confirm before calling

    Fair Chance in Housing questions and complaint intake concerning criminal-history screening.

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    • State of New JerseyApplies

      Do not require pre-offer applications that inquire about criminal records

      “A housing provider shall not require an applicant to complete any housing application that includes any inquiries regarding an applicant’s criminal record prior to the provision of a conditional offer…”

      N.J. Stat. Ann. § 46:8-55(a)(1)pub.njleg.gov (opens in a new tab)

      In effect since Jan 1, 2022Checked Oct 1, 2026Confidence: medium

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    • State of New JerseyApplies

      Do not evaluate applicants using specified criminal records

      “A housing provider shall not, either before or after the issuance of a conditional offer, evaluate an applicant based on any of the following types of criminal records: (1) arrests or charges that have not resulted in a criminal conviction; (2) expunged convictions…”

      N.J. Stat. Ann. § 46:8-56(a)pub.njleg.gov (opens in a new tab)

      In effect since Jan 1, 2022Checked Oct 1, 2026Confidence: medium

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    • State of New JerseyApplies

      Do not publish categorical criminal-record exclusion advertisements

      “A housing provider shall not knowingly or purposefully publish, or cause to be published, any housing advertisement that explicitly provides that the housing provider will not consider any applicant who has been arrested or convicted of one or more crimes or offenses…”

      N.J. Stat. Ann. § 46:8-58(a)pub.njleg.gov (opens in a new tab)

      In effect since Jan 1, 2022Checked Oct 1, 2026Confidence: medium

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    • State of New JerseyApplies

      Do not require drug or alcohol tests or request treatment-facility consent

      “A housing provider shall not require an applicant to submit to a drug or alcohol test, or request the applicant’s consent to obtain information from a drug abuse treatment facility.”

      N.J. Stat. Ann. § 46:8-60pub.njleg.gov (opens in a new tab)

      In effect since Jan 1, 2022Checked Oct 1, 2026Confidence: medium

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    • State of New JerseyApplies

      No discrimination based on lawful income or payment source

      “The LAD also prohibits housing discrimination based on the source of lawful income or source of lawful rent or mortgage payment a tenant or purchaser uses.”

      N.J.S.A. 10:5-12nj.gov (opens in a new tab)

      In effectChecked Oct 1, 2026Confidence: high

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Changes over time

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Showing rules as of Oct 1, 2026.

  1. Scheduled changes
  2. Jul 1, 2027

    • Software that sets rents

      Takes effect: From Jul 1, 2027, landlords can't use software that sets rents in New Jersey.

      No change in protection here. Your unit may differ.

      Summary: No change in rent-setting software protection: Hoboken ordinance (citation not stated) already gives this protection. · see the law text

      What changed, old → new
  3. Dataset date · Oct 1, 2026Selected

  4. Recent changes
  5. May 1, 2026

    • Application fees

      New Jersey caps application fees at $50, since May 1, 2026.

      Took effect. State of New Jersey · N.J. Stat. § 46:8-18.1(a)

      This change adds renter protection. Your unit may differ.

      Summary: A $50 application fee cap now covers this home (N.J. Stat. § 46:8-18.1(a)). · see the law text

      What changed, old → new

Dataset retrieved Oct 1, 2026. Future dates use scheduled changes and the same building facts. Later amendments may be missing.

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