Take a peek behind the facades of New York’s co-ops and condos to find out who's fixing things up, and how much it costs? Articles in this section cover dozens of individual projects in co-ops and condos all over New York City. Learn how NYC co-op/condo boards met the challenges of the fix-up, and how you can use their experiences to smooth out yours.
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Written by Emily Myers on January 17, 2024
The London Towne House is getting an energy boost thanks to high-efficiency motors and “smart” temperature tools.
Written by Emily Myers on January 10, 2024
The board of 75 Wall St., a 346-unit condo in Manhattan’s Financial District, is reaping big savings in energy costs.
Written by Emily Myers on January 03, 2024
When leaking first appeared at a landmarked Midtown condo, a much bigger problem lay beneath the property.
Written by Emily Myers on December 27, 2023
The final version of the second major rules package gives clarity on how buildings can meet regulations.
Written by Emily Myers on December 20, 2023
The roll-out of the city’s garage inspection program has just been accelerated.
Written by Emily Myers on December 13, 2023
A facade insulation project is providing multiple benefits for Sun Garden Homes Association.
Written by Emily Myers on December 06, 2023
A window replacement project is a daunting prospect for any building, but especially for those in designated historic districts.
Written by Emily Myers on November 22, 2023
Heat pump technology is combined with a solar installation at 151 Grand St.
Written by Emily Myers on November 15, 2023
Bundled repairs put an end to more than 30 years of flooding problems.
Written by Emily Myers on November 08, 2023
The board at 420 Beekman Hill is pioneering large-scale heat pump technology to meet the city’s Local Law 97 emission requirements.