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Is it a conflict of interest for a board member who is suing the co-op to remain on the board?

An Upper West Side board president discusses the difficulties of managing a co-op.

Often the easiest way to express displeasure with a board is to call them corrupt. But what really is board corruption?

One Lower East Side co-op finds a new and unusual way to raise revenue -- without burdening shareholders.

Can the widow of a shareholder receive a portion of the proceeds of the sale of an apartment owned by her husband and his former wife?

Understanding the co-op franchise tax.

Castle Village, a co-op on the Upper West Side, finds its corporate documents are outdated.

A prewar building with no funding requires massive amounts of renovation and repair. They need a miracle.

New York City Councilman Mark Weprin discusses the new New York City Council Co-op and Condo Caucus.

A recent increase in apartment renovations means the common alteration agreement needs an upgrade.

A newly elected board president

After dealing with a sagging first floor for years, one co-op turns it into a golden opportunity.