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by an elected board of directors, these housing corporations are like mini-cities with their own bylaws ... A Proxy Upon Your House: Things to Know to Ensure Fair Voting Procedures
things happen: the cost of electricity remains affordable, and the electric grid actually gets greener ... A green electric grid and affordable electricity are both within reach. ... Electrificiation will work only if the electric grid is green and electricity remains affordable
Companies meet smaller co-ops’ and condos’ demand for affordable help. ... Smaller co-op and condos, unable to afford full-time supers, are turning to companies that provide
, historically an affordable residential enclave, include a tower from JDS Development Group that would exceed 1 ... Luxury condo towers unwelcome in low-rise, affordable neighborhood.
Boards can’t afford to let the annual audit do all the work.
New technology is making cogeneration affordable for smaller co-ops and condos.
Boards can't afford to procrastinate as compliance with new rules looms.
Usage declined more sharply where residents could afford to leave town.
 found was the Community Preservation Corporation (CPC), a nonprofit, affordable-housing lender that recently began ... by an elected board of directors, these housing corporations are like mini-cities with their own bylaws ... -op to fund necessary upgrades and make the building greener simultaneously. Your cooperative apartment house

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Magazine Article by Ruth Ford on March 01, 2011

a Housing Development Fund Corporation (HDFC), one of several types of affordable-income cooperatives either

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