’ve had a green committee for 10 years, so we were aware of NYCEEC and knew they could provide the money ...
A little-known pot of money helps a co-op switch from oil to gas.
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A Washington Heights co-op taps into a little-known pot of money to fund a switch from oil
the board spent $325,000 to replace 500 steam traps and numerous non-functioning pumps – money ...
Brooklyn co-op board saves big money by looking at the big picture.
and not leaving money on the table.”
Co-ops should, at the very least, protect themselves by negotiating Consumer ... apartment buildings, are bricks and mortar. They need care, maintenance, and money to pay for the upkeep
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