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HOW CO-OP/CONDO BOARDS OPERATE

How do NYC co-ops and condos operate? Governed by an elected board of directors, these housing corporations are like mini-cities with their own bylaws and governing documents. Here you'll find articles on a wide range of topics that co-op and condo board directors need to understand to govern their housing corporation wisely. 

Managers Get to Jump Through an Extra Hoop

Written by Paula Chin on January 27, 2017

New York City

Is the management RFP a valuable tool or a waste of time?

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Things get complicated when the super and the board president are an item.

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A creative board saved a troubled co-op for artists, while a dogged board president marshaled major projects.

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Boards that repeatedly reject sales may be open to charges of self-dealing.

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Some sponsors actually sell apartments and relinquish power.

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North Shore Towers Is New York's Biggest Smoke-Free Co-op

Written by Kaya Laterman on January 19, 2017

glen oaks

Board mounts blitz to educate shareholders and get out the vote.

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Is There a Better Way to Hire a Management Company?

Written by Paula Chin on January 17, 2017

New York City

Some boards use Requests for Proposals to separate the wheat from the chaff.

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“It’s more than just finding the best price.”

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Board power: where it comes from, and how to protect it.

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When the Sponsor Won’t Let Go

Written by Bill Morris on January 06, 2017

Forest Hills

Queens condo board fights to gain control of its destiny – and wins.

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Ask the Experts

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Learn all the basics of NYC co-op and condo management, with straight talk from heavy hitters in the field of co-op or condo apartments

Professionals in some of the key fields of co-op and condo board governance and building management answer common questions in their areas of expertise

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