New York HOA Fine Laws

Last reviewed 2025 · N.Y. Real Property Law § 339

Hearing requiredPer CC&RsPer CC&Rs

Fine Cap

No statewide cap

No statewide cap for planned communities — limits set by CC&Rs; condominiums governed by Master Deed

Notice Period

Per CC&Rs

Notice period set by governing documents; reasonable notice is required

Hearing Rights

Hearing required before fine

Homeowner must be given notice and opportunity to be heard before a fine is imposed

Governing Statute

N.Y. Real Property Law § 339

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Key rules for New York HOAs

New York Condominium Act governs condominiums (RPL § 339 et seq.)
Planned communities governed primarily by CC&Rs and HOA bylaws
Board must provide notice and opportunity to be heard before fines
Fines must be authorized by governing documents

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This page provides general legal information only — not legal advice. HOA laws change frequently and may vary by community type. Always consult an HOA attorney and your governing documents for your specific situation.

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