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Aiming for Net-Zero
Radical retrofit: A Bronx building that will generate all the energy it needs.
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Bedbug Alert
New regulations to deal with the bloodsuckers from hell.
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Buckets & Ropes & Drones, Oh My!
New ways to inspect facades
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Bye Bye Sponsor
A checklist for new condo boards.
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Common Charges During Foreclosure
Section 339-z of the real Property Law needs to be amended.
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Continuity is the Goal
Enid Hamelin, co-op VP, shares her feelings about continuity, and being forced to step down.
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Discomfort and Joy
It seemed like needless stress to organize a major move and also fit in the traditional trappings of the season.
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Email Disclosure
A court ruling presents a slippery slope for boards.
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Five Things Renovators Must Do
Essential tips for shareholders who remodel.
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Got Your Stove Knobs Covered?
A deadly fire leads to new safety regulations.
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Limits on Voting
The best way to ensure that elections reflect the will of the shareholders is for shareholders to know their rights.
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Mr. Fix-It
Patrick Wong: experience has taught him that condo boards need to be “business-savvy.”
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Off the Market
459 Washington Street
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Package Precautions
Launched by the NYPD, the SHIELD program hits home.
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