not be using their spaces commercially. In my coop we have House Rules that allow home offices ... house rules forbidding foot traffic not even for piano lessons
Magazine Article by Richard Siegler and Dale Degenshein on December 29, 2016
cases considered the issue in July 2016: 11 Wooleys Lane Housing Corp. v. Smith in Nassau County ...
11 Wooleys Lane Housing Corp. v. Smith in Nassau County District Court
50 Sutton Place South
Magazine Article by Bill Morris on December 01, 2008
Considering the affordability of undertaking a big improvement project and the consequences ... ’s a twofold situation,” he says. “First, you have to look at the realistic affordability of doing such a big
left because of last year’s high demand, contracts signed for houses there are down more than 60% since ... 's investing in a housing corporation. Articles, here, will help you understand what your investment really ...
With housing supplies short in the suburbs, buyers are looking at city co-ops and condos.
of the 40 projects opted to resume. “Many boards developed special house rules for the workers ...
New house rules – and strict enforcement – should be a part of resuming construction work.
and boards must be aware of their responsibilities when it comes to house rules and other governance issues ... . But Hachmeyer's frustration has mounted precisely because of his neighbors. In open defiance of the house rules
by an elected board of directors, these housing corporations are like mini-cities with their own bylaws ... afford to pay that, and already might have attempted and failed to secure that lender's approval
New Yorkers tend to think they’re the only people in America struggling to find affordablehousing ... 's investing in a housing corporation. Articles, here, will help you understand what your investment really
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