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Condo Tax Abatements: a New Burden for Property Managers

’s a transfer of stock,” rather than a sale of actual property, so the owner-occupier information is already in-house

Father and Daughter, Keeping New Yorkers Squeaky Clean

Queens

-ops and condos, but colleges, public housing developments, hotels, campgrounds, and marinas. Will Automatic

Co-op and Condo Property Tax Abatement Extended for Two Years

New York City

there was no controversy; it sailed through both houses of the Legislature. We take that as a good sign that there wasn

Reopening Will Bring New Challenges to Co-op and Condo Boards

New York State

may have to rethink their protocols on move-ins and move-outs, deliveries, visitors, open houses

A Trio of Year-End Wins for Co-op and Condo Boards

New York City

about-face and shelved the Fair Chance for Housing bill, which had been expected to pass. The bill would

It's Time for Co-ops and Condos to Wake Up on Local Law 97

New York City

revolve around housing. Pierina Sanchez, who chairs the City Council’s Housing and Buildings Committee

The ABCs of Applying for PPP Loans

New York City

to flow from the federal spigot. Now that housing cooperatives are eligible for the forgivable loans

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

Board Members Shielded by Business Judgment Rule in Co-Op and Condo Legal Disputes

New York City

include the proprietary lease, bylaws, house rules and any policies prior boards or current boards have

Tax Relief: A Half-Dozen Ways to Say, "Whew!"

's investing in a housing corporation. Articles, here, will help you understand what your investment really

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