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What changed for 91 Jordan Ave.

91 Jordan Ave., Jersey City, NJ. Old → new for each rule, from the same comparison that sends the alert email.

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  • Changes as of October 1, 2026
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Rules start on 2025-10-15: Jersey City Code § 218-12.3(a)

  • Mandatory disclosure for rent increases

    No change in protection here. Your unit may differ.

    Summary: No change in rent-setting software protection: Jersey City Code § 218-12(2)(a) already gives this protection. · see the law text

    Before: Enacted, not yet in effect now: Applies

    Still flagged: may conflict with another rule, not decided

    Citywide Jersey City rule in force since October 15, 2025 (Jersey City Code § 218-12.3(a)); no building condition in it excludes this address.

    “Any landlord must include, with any lease or written notice of rent increase for a residential dwelling unit, a sworn disclosure statement, executed under penalty of perjury, in substantially the following form:”

    Jersey City Code § 218-12.3(a)In effect from October 15, 2025Official source (opens in a new tab)

Rules start on 2026-05-01: N.J. Stat. § 46:8-18.1(a)

  • Application fee cap

    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

    Before: Enacted, not yet in effect now: Applies

    N.J. Stat. § 46:8-18.1(a) covers this address: apartment building (NJ class 4C (apartments, 5+ units)).

    “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)In effect from May 1, 2026Official source (opens in a new tab)

NJ FAIR Act: enacted, not yet effective; possible preemption

  • Performing a coordinating function prohibited

    No change in protection here. Your unit may differ.

    Summary: No change in rent-setting software protection: Jersey City Code § 218-12(2)(a) already gives this protection. · see the law text

    Before: Enacted, not yet in effect now: Applies

    Still flagged: may conflict with another rule, not decided

    Statewide New Jersey rule in force since July 1, 2027 (N.J. Stat. Ann. § 56:9-23(e)); no building condition in it excludes this address. May conflict with Jersey City Code § 218-12(2)(a) and Jersey City Code § 218-12.3(a): flagged for human review, not decided.

    “any person to perform a coordinating function.”

    N.J. Stat. Ann. § 56:9-23(e)In effect from July 1, 2027Official source (opens in a new tab)

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Rules change at 91 Jordan Ave. from Jul 1, 2027.
Here is what's new:

• Software that sets rents — 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: Jersey City Code § 218-12(2)(a) already gives this protection. · see the law text: https://yourhomerule.com/changes/A0393#c-NJ-ALG-56%3A9-23

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