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Heat Recovery Grants Can Help Co-ops and Condos Cut Carbon Emissions

. Low-to-moderate income multifamily housing is eligible for up to 100% cost share, and $3 million

resale policy

, acting by and through its Department of Housing Preservation and Development ("Regulatory Agreement

Perseverance Pays Off for the Board of the New Hampshire House

After a year of intense grassroots efforts, the board at New Hampshire House, a 139-unit condo ... After a year of intense grassroots efforts, the board at New Hampshire House took out a $3 million ... After a year of intense grassroots efforts, the board at New Hampshire House took out a $3 million ... Perseverance Pays Off for the Board of the New Hampshire House

Shore Up Your Defenses UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Eric Goidel, Senior Partner, Borah, Goldstein, Altschuler, Nahins & Goidel on October 31, 2023

to governing documents like bylaws and house rules, and societal or governmental issues such as discrimination

Four-Legged Nuisance UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Carl Finger, Principal, Finger & Finger on October 30, 2023

are to establish that they have a disability under the Fair Housing Act or the Americans With Disabilities Act

A Legal Silver Lining UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Massimo D’Angelo, Partner, Blank Rome on October 30, 2023

, was storing lithium-ion batteries. The condo had changed the house rules to ban storage of these batteries

Staying in Place UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Dean Roberts, Member, Norris McLaughlin on October 30, 2023

. But an affordable Mitchell-Lama apartment is an incredible windfall, and people are highly incentivized to litigate

Co-op Boards Have Remedies If Illegal Short-Term Rentals Persist

West Village, Manhattan

(OSE) for a license to operate in New York City, to ensure they comply with the city’s strict housing rules. Above all

When an Apartment Is Not a Home UNABRIDGED

Magazine Article by Moshe Bobker, Partner, Tane Waterman & Wurtzel on October 30, 2023

. After the 30-day cure period elapsed, the board went straight to litigation. Nothing in housing court

Short-Term Rentals in Co-ops and Condos Plunge as New Law Kicks In

New York City

revenue. Short-term rentals became an especially hot issue as inflation rose and the city's affordable-housing

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Board Talk

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Super starting his own business outside of the co-op

Bob B JR Dec 20, 2024

radiator air valves

Pre-war cooperative NYC Dec 19, 2024

Coop serious problem - staff work without permits, etc

DM Dec 15, 2024

Habitat Week by Week

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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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