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-stabilized or affordable apartments – including HDFC and Mitchell-Lama co-ops –  there is a checklist of 13 energy
work needing to be done to remedy the violation would afford all parties the opportunity to observe ... . This purchase is more than just buying a home, it's investing in a housing corporation. Articles, here
to the Mitchell-Lama subsidized-housing program. It's a "limited equity cooperative," a type that puts a limit
with Affordability: A Four-Part LL97 Series” to help co-op and condo boards that are struggling to meet Local Law 97

Staff Issues: Super School UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Ruth Ford on September 01, 2004

Yorkers’ overall consumption of electricity and protecting and maintaining New York City housing stock

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Magazine Article by Michele Cardella on April 11, 2023

Social Security. And the lower the maintenance, the longer they can afford to stay and not sell
 Candice M. Giove (New York Post) "Out and About: 'Affordable' co-op needs fix-up" on Upper West ... art but can't afford it, two boards have creative solutions.
.4 Million" by Les Christie (CNN) "Two New Buildings Bring 226 Affordable Apartments to Central ... . Brooklyn real-estate prices push up New York City's, Manhattan home prices rise, and two affordable
giant Tenax, but y'know, we're in a recession. If a co-op or condo can afford to do its green spaces
building get a mortgage so we can afford to do things the right way? My answer is "no" … and "yes!"

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