Condo Common-Charge Lien Priority
N.Y. Real Property Law § 339-z
Under New York's Condominium Act (Real Property Law Article 9-B), the board of managers holds a lien on each unit for unpaid common charges plus interest, with priority over all other liens except (i) tax and assessment liens, (ii) sums unpaid on a first mortgage of record, and (iii) sums unpaid on a subordinate mortgage of record held by specified state or city housing agencies (e.g., NY Job Development Authority, Urban Development Corporation, DHCR, Housing Trust Fund Corporation, NYC Housing Development Corporation, or HPD). Any grantor or grantee of a unit is entitled to a statement of unpaid common charges from the board, and neither is liable for charges accrued before conveyance in excess of the stated amount.
Who must comply
Other AG regulations
AG Conversion Plan Regulations (Part 18)
13 NYCRR Part 18
Co-op/Condo Conversion Plans (NYC)
N.Y. General Business Law § 352-eeee
Condo Common-Charge Lien Foreclosure
N.Y. Real Property Law § 339-aa
Martin Act
NY General Business Law Art. 23-A (Martin Act)
NJ Fair Chance Housing
P.L. 2021, c.110 (NJ Fair Chance in Housing Act)
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