It was a house divided against itself, but now, through planning, perseverance, and pluck, the shadow over Nostrand Gardens has finally lifted.
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“June 2007” returned 10 articles
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A Brooklyn Tale
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A Condo to Flip For
Is a condo flip tax possible?
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Back to Life
A sponsor’s neglect allows a co-op to deteriorate for years. The story of how the co-op got back on its feet after regaining control.
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Disability Dilemma
What to do if the super becomes handicapped.
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NYSERDA Primes the Pump
NYSERDA offers a new program to encourage energy savings.
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Pets, Policies & Problems
How your board can come up with a pet policy that satisfies pet owners and their non-pet-owning neighbors.
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The Restaurant and the Shadow Board
A co-op in an uncivil war: the story of two boards and a commercial agreement that became a serious problem.
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Two “Tell-All” Bills Advance
Proposed: an onerous admissions law.
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When Diligence is Due
A board director discusses his experiences after eight years on the board.
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