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“March 2010” returned 12 articles
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A Conversation About Noise
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A Snapshot
Bronx board versus sponsor-manager.
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Board Lives: Phyllis Harrison-Ross, Board President
A Manhattan board president discusses her experiences on her board.
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Fire and Its Aftermath
Fire, its aftermath, and the board
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Good Neighbor Policy
Being in a condo means being a good neighbor.
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Leak House
An oil spill led to a 20-year battle costing thousands of dollars. When is enough enough?
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Maintaining Value
Maintaining value by employing right of first refusal.
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Objection, Your Honor
A guide to navigating through landlord-tenant court.
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Site Safety
Site safety regulations for construction are being increased. Also increasing as a result, project costs.
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Snake-Oil Salesman
Beware of smooth-talking salesmen.
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Tax Break No More
ESCOs lose a their tax breaks. Will they survive?
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Tax Trouble
Two cases: Tax trouble and a smoking headache.
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