Residential Committee of the Board of Managers of The Sycamore vs. 250 East 30th Street Owners
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“April 2008” returned 10 articles
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Bin There, Done That
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Deceptive Looks
The tale of a beautiful building, beautiful views – and a beautiful set of problems.
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Going Green, One Step at a Time
A manager sells his buildings on going green.
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Le Havre’s $35 Million Makeover
Say hello to Le Havre, a co-op complex in transition.
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Learning to Swim
One board’s efforts to go green, by David Leventhal, Board Director, 375 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn
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Not Immediately Fixable
What to do if you can’t immediately cure violations.
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On the Agenda
What’s coming up at this year’s annual meetings?
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Replacing a Cornice
Replacing a cornice is no easy task.
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Subway Saga
Watch the closing doors: the new East Side extension could mean train trouble, property loss, and construction woes for co-ops and condos in its path.
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The New Deal
With changes in the law creating the possibility of new commercial income, boards face a different way of reporting it and, possibly, increased taxes.
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