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In its first, preliminary vote of the season, the Rent Guidelines Board (RGB) recently set the range of rents it will consider before its final vote setting the new rent guidelines in June. Rent-stabilized tenants could see their rents go up by as little as 0.75 percent to as much as 1.75 percent for a one-year lease. Tenants who sign a two-year lease could be paying anywhere from 1.75 to 3.75 percent more.
