Lindenwold, located in Camden County, New Jersey, has a local rent control ordinance that provides rent stabilization and tenant protection for many residential rental units.
This article is a high-level guide based on public resources and the municipality's rent control ordinance. It is not legal advice. For specific questions about your situation, consult with a qualified attorney or contact the local rent control office.
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About Lindenwold: Lindenwold is located in Camden County — a South Jersey county across the Delaware River from Philadelphia — in South Jersey. As a municipality with its own rent-control ordinance, Lindenwold regulates annual rent increases locally, on top of the statewide protections of the New Jersey Anti-Eviction Act.
The rent control ordinance in Lindenwold applies to specific types of properties based on the number of units and other criteria:
Coverage depends on the local ordinance and listed exemptions; confirm whether your building is included before relying on the cap.
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The rent control ordinance in Lindenwold defines the allowable increase locally; confirm the current figure with the municipal ordinance or board.
How Lindenwold's ordinance works: Lindenwold's ordinance defines the allowable increase locally; check the ordinance text or the rent board for the exact figure. Coverage is defined by the local ordinance and its exemptions, so confirm whether your specific building qualifies. For administration and the current figure, contact the municipal clerk or housing office (see the resources below). Common exemptions — such as newly constructed units, owner-occupied small buildings, and certain subsidized housing — are listed in the Exemptions section below.
The following properties or situations may be exempt from rent control in Lindenwold:
To determine if your building is covered by rent control in Lindenwold, you can:
Confirming your status in Lindenwold: Local rent-control percentages can change from year to year, and coverage depends on your building's size and any exemptions. Before signing or renewing a lease in Lindenwold, confirm the current allowable increase with the municipal clerk or housing office, and verify that your unit is covered. You can also enter your address in the RentCheckMe checker above for an initial read on whether your building is likely regulated.
Note: This article provides general information about rent control in Lindenwold. Rent control laws can be complex and may change over time. For specific questions about your situation, consult with a qualified attorney or contact the local rent control office.
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