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37 Years
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A Bigger Role for the Board Secretary
Will glamour comes great responsibility
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Attacking Asthma Allergens
Annual inspections are now up to boards.
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Basements Without Bins
Strategies for managing your communal storage spaces.
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Cracking the Condo Tax Increase
Why unit-owners are getting hit hardest.
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Do Boards Have to Reveal Their Plans?
What is a board member’s responsibility to advise a condominium unit-owner about planned work in the building?
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Elevator Empathy
10 Steps To Surviving an Elevator Shutdown
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Energy Math at 2 Charlton Street
Meet Chris McGinnis, the energy sleuth.
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Here’s Looking at Me
A woman with a soft spot for the guys on the scaffold
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How Do We Get This 25-Ton Beast Up on the Roof?
The many moving parts of a capital project
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License and Access Agreements
RPAPL Sec. 881
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Measure Twice. Buy Once. Don’t Sue.
Apartment buyers need to do their homework.
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New Gas Line Regs Still in the Works
DOB finalizing rollout and inspector qualifications.
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Objectionable Conduct
London Terrace Towers vs. Michael Davis
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