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NJ A5744
Bill
Status
6/12/2025
Primary Sponsor
Jessica Ramirez
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AI Summary
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Executive boards of planned real estate developments are prohibited from increasing association dues by more than 10 percent over a 12-month period compared to the prior year's charges
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Unit owners who believe their board violated the cap can request a Division of Consumer Affairs investigation, file a court action, or pursue alternative dispute resolution
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Board members found in violation face personal liability with a $1,000 penalty per violation payable to the plaintiff, plus reimbursement of amounts paid exceeding the 10% cap
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Executive boards may petition the Commissioner of Community Affairs for approval to exceed the 10% limit; if the commissioner fails to act within 90 days, the requested increase is automatically approved
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Exemptions apply to dues increases related to structural inspection compliance requirements under P.L.2023 c.214, commissioner-established exceptions, and approved petitions
Legislative Description
Limits increase in association dues for unit owners in association of planned real estate development to 10 percent under certain circumstances.
Housing
Last Action
Introduced, Referred to Assembly Housing Committee
6/12/2025