Rent-stabilized leases offer tenants in New York City certain protections against arbitrary rent increases and eviction. These leases limit the amount by which a landlord can raise rent each year, as well as providing tenants with the right to renew their lease at the end of its term. However, many tenants may wonder whether their landlord has the right to change the terms of a rent-stabilized lease once it has been signed. Can the landlord change a rent-stabilized lease?<\/p>\n