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Chatham Green Tackles Roof Replacement Project

New York City

plant, perimeter concrete/asphalt replacement — took out a second mortgage for about $6 million. After

After Dodging a Shady Property Manager, a Co-op Gets Financially Fit

Queens

by a 2012 $5 million refinance deal on the co-op's mortgage that took advantage of low interest rates

Spike in Heating Oil Costs Pinches Affordable Harlem Co-op

Harlem, Manhattan

shareholders don’t have bottomless pockets. On the plus side, when the board refinanced its mortgage for $1

Co-op and Condo Boards Are Wondering: Is Our Money Safe?

New York City

tumble of stock markets around the world — jittery co-op and condo boards in New York City are asking

Cinephile on Board

Forest Hills, Queens

things I always ask is, “How did you hear about us? And what do you like about the building?” They bring

The Co-op Where Appearances Matter

Morningside Heights, Manhattan

options that would have satisfied the law. “The question is, why are we doing this?” asks Stuart Brent

The. Worst. Corrosion. Ever.

New Rochelle, Westchester County

didn’t have a super, she even took on that job. “When a shareholder asks a question, I want to have

No Pain, Big Gain for a Co-op’s Reserve Fund

White Plains, Westchester County

that save $50,000 a year. By refinancing the mortgage, Longacre slashed its interest rate from 6 to 3

Small-Town Values at Work in a Big-City Co-op

Tribeca, Manhattan

It’s a long way from tiny Taylor, Texas, to downtown Manhattan. Just ask Doug Moss. He grew up

Lenox Hill Co-op Gets the Ultimate Face-Lift

Lenox Hill, Manhattan

. “Fortunately, we were underleveraged and had only a $2 million mortgage, which made it easy for us to get

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Door mats in coop

Diane Nov 12, 2024

Sponsor Rights

mr.gardenz Oct 20, 2024

Property Manager failing to provide 2022-2023 Financial Statements

Julie Oct 16, 2024

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