Habitat’s editorial director, a board president, finds himself the target of an angry tenant’s rage.
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“December 2008” returned 10 articles
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All for None (and None for All)
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In Name Only
What can a co-op do when abusive and controlling sponsors just won’t quit?
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Preparing for the Big Chill
The chilling and very real prospect of defaults by condo sponsors.
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Seems like Mold Times
Mold: the stuff of costly lawsuits, contentious insurance claims, acrimony, confusion, and also civility?
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The Agony and the Ecstasy
Despite a bumpy road, a $15 million full-body makeover is restoring Lido Beach Towers to its past glory.
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The Green Report – New Rules = More Solar
It just got a little easier to convince reluctant residents to dive into a solar energy project.
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The Walkthrough
A less costly way to inspect your building.
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When Can Condos Act Like Co-ops?
New York’s outdated Condominium Act has led to questions regarding the power of condo boards.
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You Don’t Have to Please All the People
Dealing with owners, on and off the board.
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