New York Apartment Associations

RSA is the largest trade association of residential property owners in New York City, representing owners of rent stabilized apartment buildings. RSA provides lease forms, advocacy before the NYC Rent Guidelines Board, and education on DHCR regulations for New York City landlords.

CHIP represents New York City building owners with rent stabilized apartments. The organization provides legislative advocacy, landlord education, and resources to help NYC property owners maintain their buildings under New York's unique rent regulation system.

Serving rental property owners across Upstate New York. The association provides landlord education, lease forms, and advocacy at the state level on tenant screening, eviction procedures, and habitability standards affecting landlords outside of New York City.

Representing rental property owners on Long Island's Nassau and Suffolk counties. LIAA provides lease forms, landlord education, and advocacy for independent landlords and property managers in one of the New York metro area's largest rental markets, where New York's stringent tenant protection laws apply.

Serving landlords in Albany, Schenectady, Troy, and the Capital District. NYCRAA provides education on New York landlord-tenant law, lease forms, and advocacy for rental housing providers in the greater Albany region. Members benefit from expertise in navigating New York's complex housing laws including the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act.

Serving rental property owners in the Rochester metro area and the Finger Lakes region. The Rochester Landlord Association provides lease forms, landlord education on New York landlord-tenant law, and peer networking for property owners in Upstate New York's third-largest city.