New Jersey

Performing a coordinating function prohibited

N.J. Stat. Ann. § 56:9-23(e)State law

A person may not perform a coordinating function.

Answers the question “Can rent-setting software be used on my rent?”

The source

… respect to residential dwelling units, including by performing a coordinating function; c. two or more persons to engage in 1 or otherwise facilitate 1 parallel pricing coordination; d. any agent or representative of a coordinator or subcontractor thereof to engage in parallel pricing coordination; or e. any person to perform a coordinating function. 5. The provisions of this act shall not be construed in any manner that limits the application of sections 6 through 17 of P.L.1970, c.73 (C.56:9-6 through 9-17) to a violation of section 4 of this act. 6. a. This act shall not authorize or permit any conduct already unlawful pursuant to the “New Jersey…

Official law: Open the official source
Document: D069, retrieved Oct 1, 2026
Dates: Takes effect Jul 1, 2027
Status on Oct 1, 2026: Enacted, not yet in force

What it depends on

Covers: Conditions not extracted yet.
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Audit trail

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Extracted by the model

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Category: Rent-setting software
Requirement: A person may not perform a coordinating function.
Key value: none
Effect: protection_or_duty
Quote found in source: yes
Confidence: 90%

reasoning boundary

Decided by code

Deterministic: same rules, facts and date give the same answer.

Jurisdiction: listed only for addresses whose state or legal city is NJ.
Dates: in force from 2027-07-01; before that, not yet in force.
Coverage: no building condition the data can test; conditions in words stay with the text.
Conflict: flagged on both levels when a local rule on the same topic exists; never decided.

A municipality shall be prohibited from enacting an ordinance that conflicts with this act.

As of Oct 1, 2026Engine run

Sources retrieved Oct 1, 2026.

Which buildings it reaches

All 140 sample addresses in New Jersey on Oct 1, 2026.

140 not yet in force
90 with a conflict flag

Jersey City, Hoboken and Newark

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Decided by code for the example addresses

On Oct 1, 2026. Rules that don’t apply are left out.

327 Jackson St, Hoboken: Not yet in force. 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.