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"Help! We've Been Robbed! Twice!" — Because a Front-Door Key Got Stolen

Morningside Heights, Manhattan, New York City

investments you'll every make. This purchase is more than just buying a home, it's investing in a housing ... ' house. While he was parking, I took a few bags of groceries upstairs to our sixth-floor walk

Co-op/Condo News Roundup: Week of Feb. 15: Doorman Strike? Plus: Lawsuits

Guy Fight at the Essex House [Condo]!" by Dana Rubinstein ( The New York Observer) "LIC ... House condo owner's lawsuit reveals a little-known way for co-ops and condos to make additional cash

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he cant afford it. Our tenant is looking to extend his present lease so that he can get a loan

Do-It-Yourself Energy Benchmarking: How a Medium-Sized Condo Pulled It Off

Winston Tower, 143-51 Roosevelt Avenue, Flushing

and is estimated to save the property $600 a year. Crazy Talk "We jumped on all the stuff that could be done in-house ... building did its city-mandated energy benchmarking in-house instead of hiring an outside firm. "The

Co-op / Condo News: No Happy Days for Ponzi, $80K Parking Space, More

Panoramic View Resort & Residence, Regency East, 535 Park Avenue

" in lawsuit filed by The Cambridge co-op, Julia Marsh (New York Post) The Cambridge House 175 W. 13th Street ... of The Cambridge House sued the City to get Citi Bike racks in front of its building removed — and now the City

Your Ceiling — or IS It? The Upper Limits of Ownership

and renamed the Jumeirah Essex House). In August 1998, he began renovation. The following year, a dispute ... As his lawsuit put it, Timothy C. Duran, the owner of Unit 1501 at the Essex House condominium

Ask the Attorney UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Robert Tierman on November 01, 2004

the owners of multi-million-dollar apartments who can well afford to enforce their rights against

Secondhand Smoke, First-Class Headache UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Stuart Saft on June 03, 2016

Judge Arthur Engoron ruled that Connaught Tower, a Manhattan housing cooperative, had failed

DaVinci Roofscapes Bellaforte Tile

if that's what you use on starter houses, but we do know it has nothing to do with starter wives, probably.

Fresh Blood on a Board Saves a Co-op: Saga of the Crumbling Alameda, Part 2

In Part One, we described how the Alameda, a classic, World War I-era co-op apartment house

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Board Talk

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co-op board election & online voting

Pre-war cooperative NYC Apr 08, 2025

please help !!marijuana smoking on down below unit and how it affects my daily living

jc larcon Apr 01, 2025

XRF Lead-Based Paint Testing

Pre-war cooperative NYC Apr 01, 2025

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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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