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, that our building remain affordable.” RAND’s Landriscina predicts the job will be completed in November
to update the elevators. “Never assume that people can afford that kind of cash,” says Killen, a Grammy
for the coming decades and ignoring the needs of vulnerable New Yorkers” who may struggle to afford the increases
breaks – are making it an affordable option for a growing number of co-op and condo boards. The good news
their place. But thanks to the array of affordable alternatives, that place doesn’t have to be your building.
result being overturned because a candidate for the board wasn't afforded the common-law right to inspect
.”  Another energy company, Bright Power, is now installing a three-part system at an affordable apartment
five years this technology has become affordable for residential purposes. It was $30 per kilowatt six
to for the board and management to come up with an affordable, low-tech solution. Maybe install triangles along
, current president of the condo board. “But the prices were high, and we couldn’t afford it

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