If you own a building in New York City, you already know that lead paint compliance is no joke. But with Local Law 122 now in full effect, the rules just got stricter — and a lot of landlords are getting caught off guard. I want to break this down in plain English so...
New York City banned building owners, landlords, and property management companies from using lead paint in residential buildings more than 60 years ago. As a result, you won’t find lead paint in newer residential buildings scattered throughout the Big Apple. There...
If you own an older residential building in New York City, it could very well contain lead paint. Lead paint was banned in NYC in 1960, but it remains in many Big Apple residential buildings built before that. You may have already started to see some common signs of...
