Newark, N.J., Rev. Gen. Ordinances § 19:2-22
Newark, N.J., Rev. Gen. Ordinances § 19:2-22City law
The Board may not grant a rent increase exceeding 25% for any tenant in a year. For that limit, increases under §§ 19:2-3, 19:2-7, and 19:2-8 during the preceding 12 months must be added together.
Answers the question “How much can my rent go up?”
The source
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- Official law
- Open the official source
- Document
- S021, retrieved Oct 4, 2026
- Dates
- In force since Sep 25, 2017
- Status on Oct 1, 2026
- In force
What it depends on
- Covers
- Conditions not extracted yet.
- Key value
- 25% in any one-year period
- What you can do next
- Read the law at its official source
Audit trail
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Extracted by the model
What the model read from the source text, checked by code (the quote must appear word for word).
- Category
- Rent increases
- Requirement
- The Board may not grant a rent increase exceeding 25% for any tenant in a year. For that limit, increases under §§ 19:2-3, 19:2-7, and 19:2-8 during the preceding 12 months must be added together.
- Key value
- 25% in any one-year period
- Effect
- protection_or_duty
- Quote found in source
- yes
- Confidence
- 0%
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-NEWARK.
- Dates: in force from 2017-09-25 until 2024-10-08 (New Jersey municipal default: 20 days after final passage 2017-09-05 (N.J.S.A. 40:49-2(d), 40:69A-181(b)); mayoral approval or publication may make it later); before that, not yet in force.
- Coverage: no building condition the data can test; conditions in words stay with the text.
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 covered
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