Enacts the "AC in residencies (AIR) act"; requires the installation of permanent cooling and dehumidification equipment in at least one indoor common gathering space in certain multiple dwellings and multiple residences.

The 'AC in residencies (AIR) act' requires that certain apartment buildings and multiple residences install permanent air conditioning and dehumidification systems in at least one common area. This aims to improve indoor air quality and comfort for residents in shared spaces. The bill is sponsored by Manny De Los Santos.

Supporters of the AIR act would argue that it is a crucial step toward ensuring the health and comfort of residents in multiple dwellings, especially during hot summer months. By mandating cooling systems in common areas, the bill promotes a safer and more pleasant living environment for all tenants.

Critics might contend that the AIR act imposes unnecessary regulations on property owners, potentially leading to increased costs for building maintenance and rent. They may argue that such mandates could discourage investment in affordable housing and exacerbate housing shortages.