New York State
Landlord Entry
Contrary to a common assumption, New York does not impose one universal “24-hour notice” rule for every landlord entry. Landlords generally may enter with reasonable prior notice, at a reasonable time and with the tenant's consent for repairs, services or purposes permitted by the lease; emergencies such as fires or major leaks may justify entry without prior notice.
Verified 2026-08-151 min read
Source: NYS Office of the Attorney General
General information only. Rules can change and individual circumstances vary. Verify with the relevant government agency or a qualified professional.