Generate a rent increase notice — Atlantic Highlands Borough

$9, one-time. Fill in the details below; you'll pay by card and get a printable notice citing Chapter 277, Rent Control.

Before you continue

This form transcribes the information you enter onto a notice template — it does not give legal advice, does not pick your rent amount, and does not review your specific situation. Confirm your local rent control ordinance and consult a licensed New Jersey attorney if you have questions about your rights or obligations.

A rent increase generally requires terminating the current tenancy and offering a new one at the higher rent, with at least one full month's notice (N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1(f)) — see the generated notice for details.

Landlord name

Tenant name

Unit address

Current rent ($/mo)

New rent ($/mo)

CPI % you're relying on

No indexed CPI figure is on file for this series — enter the % you're relying on. This ordinance measures CPI over: CPI published in the fourth month prior to the month in which the lease or periodic tenancy terminates, over the CPI published in the 16th month prior to the month of termination. It will be printed on the notice exactly as entered.

Notice date

Effective date

Lease end date (leave blank if month-to-month)

For a fixed-term lease, the effective date above must match this date — a rent increase can't take effect mid-lease.

This building is owner-occupied

Number of rental units in the building

If owner-occupied with 2 or fewer rental units, different notice rules than the standard Anti-Eviction Act mechanics may apply (N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1).

This building claims the new-construction rent-control exemption

The 30-year exemption (N.J.S.A. 2A:42-84.2) is not automatic — it requires a timely filing with the municipal construction official (N.J.S.A. 2A:42-84.4).